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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 143, 8 June 1876, Page 4

! , i . l , ■ fv ' r) '"- rt do«ii%, l '&b. l ' ! li * n <wi--J ; ■■'•'.: ' r r- -,■: f:i:j.;o on ..".■y.'no.? .«->rk-s-»I dLLr .r,:, \,(TS,x Army;!l4edicai-,Stafff)f.f!.n>:? Is the Original and only 'Genuine) «!) CAUTIO^— f Vic,e,Chanceiror Sir W. P Wood stated th>€ Dr. : Ootlis Browne was uadoubtedly. the InVentdr'of <3tIORODYNB •} that the story": of the! aeferisianr/ Frseman, being the inventor,, waa^ deliberately uitruej which he regretted had breivswprn^o.p Emi^j . ,nent Hpspital Physioians .', pf Lobdon ..stated that Dr^ J, . Collis ,B ; rown,e was' . t|h'e. d jsco^Qrer of Chldrbdyme V . that ( triey . prescribjed^ ,itj largely .and mem' no pther'taan Dr. Browne's. ~Bee Times of July 12, VB&4. j The PublicV therefore, are'cKutibn¥a Bgafntt ; uslrig.ariyo'thtif than ->•;■-' ' : ~ -l ; .!'.. ' .'[ ' BEMBDlAt'p^Es' A^'. Aoi|ldwi U " J '.! i l . '. Thi'a INVALUABLE REMEDY produces .fuiet", r refreshing; sleep. - relieves 'pain, calmal the system^ restores^ -the deranged - fuQCtJonsJ and stinauiates healthy, action o^| ' we'^ec^eJ „ tioat .of j the^bodyj ' witj^puV creating' .jpjWy -of; thoiie unpleasant' results Bttan'ding',' tRe u^e, ,o( opiiim. Old and young may take' it at alls hours and tiraes^hen. requisite Thoußands] of persons testify to its marTellois good reflects (andtiwpnderfolTQureßrwhiler' Medioal ■ftita Mi6l -itslrirtdesimo^Mea^dl^uaing", it iu great quantities ia the following Dia--.7 -:.;-,' .','3 :■ ;Kl7 WV^-WTI „ in, ,. which, it > , ; ls.,fqupd eminjß^^lyl .' ,;■ .' ' J /Colics, i' ; pbughp M Asthma, '.Rh^jima^sfliJ ";. , k ".;Keuiralgift,' .■V\rhoopingq,Ooiigh i /•,. ( ; gysteria, &c. t . h , „.i '.J..^. ..i';,^ " e, itti \ ([^tracts from; Me^^l.^plaiQiisif r> '''* ? ->The ßight Hbn;EarrßuWeilWm"m'diiiait-di i utof the College of Physi^ians^arid J^TvDayeh-f port, that he bad receiVedTinfdrm'atioh? to^the; effect i thfttvthepnlyir^medyofjanyjserTice in! r C|holera^ w^a.s JP,e'c.| ' From A\ Mbnt'go'mery,'Eili.7^iate f Ti9l}ectorl 'W Hospital's, Bombiy-:— "Ghlprodyne is a| most valuable remedy in Neuralgia,— Asthma i and Dysjjnteyy; /Tb'itjl fafrly)6'we my resto-] ration to health, after eighteen months' of severe B'iff and- when all other remedies had failed." . ' „ Dr. ? Lowre, Medical Missionary in India^re-j potts (D'dcemlSer,* nSfcSVi— "Thkt (n ne^rlj^ every case of Cholera in which Or. J.^U&Uis Browne's .Cblorodjneiwa^ [administered, the' patient recovered." \ Extract from the Medical Times, January 19th, 1866 : — " Chlorody.nu is prescribed by scores of, orthodox (Medical Practitioners. Ui course it'would / not thus' be singularly. PQ»p r u4 lar» did it not « supply a want And " fill 1 a place.'" I r Extract from the General Bo\rd!of Healthi ; London, as-toitfl efflc icy- in Cholera!: — 'i.So Strongly convinced are"/ we of .the imtnense - value of this, - that we cannot; too forcibly urge the necessity of 'adopting, dt «iri all cases;"'!- •■,-> - •.< -.> - . : - .• ,-. «■• .:.•' m J . ' BEWABE of spurious and dangerpue com? 'pounds sold as OHLORODYNE, from whicH frequent fatal results bare followed. j See/leading article, Pharmaceutical] Journal, Ist of Augualj", 1'8!69j whiph' state's that Dr. J\ Collis Browne was the4nrentor of " Chloro^ dyne ; that it is always right to use his prejCHlorodyrife is ordered] ; j CADTIOBriNotfe Genuine without the words, 1 * 1 Dk. J. Collis Bbownk" on tfi§l&o-. - Ternment— stamp:- Overwhelming "Medicaji testimony accompanies each Bottle: ; ' jA. i Sole ManufacW^: s—¥.5 — ¥. T:-DAVENPORT, 33, Great Ruesell-street, Bloomsbury, ; - ''.■■•;:••"; : : :• !;.* Lon'dbnl '■ 'xl T . t/v \: ' Sold in' Bottles, M/(l/l 5,2/9; aba '4/8.1 |. ;.".■ ■ ..-• ■:-;.. >." ' . r '?. ■ J.J.. : Wholesale Agent New Zealand;:— Messrs. KEMPTHOHNE, PROSSEB, & Co:, DUNBDIN. 864—26 'Is 'there' no hope ? 'the sick 'man said j ; •The silent doctor shook his head; - ' , ' • While the'foJs.Jifeithere's hope/ he cried.'f " JSgroto, dum animas est, tpes eat." i dr; l;l: smith \ (The only legaliy-quaj.ifled Medical 'man • adveriisirig), '■■-' >1 - ; *■" ; ' CONSULTS— ! Oh alt affections of the Nervous System (no matter from what cause - arising); -on all broken-down Constitutions ; onfall Diseases arising from earjy Indiscretions ; on Goutj; onKheumatism. , . .- r r . r _• : • IN these. Colonies, those excesses, wl]icb^, we " have'indulxed ia "hot youth" 1 tell. upon i us with fearful interest. ' ' .* . > j • Oi^r" "regrets ; are useless, our ;i repiningis : fu»il6. The sole' idea should : b'e'the 'cWhces we possess of < the ills we already . have, or combating the effects likely to<result. Hide it as he may— put on as good an- exterior as he can— still is the' Tiutin£bo r ngciouk that he is a living lie, and that sooner or later . his vices wiir.discorer him;tbth"e;W.orld| •■GuV Faith — our obligations to society a t\ large-!- ; rthe .welfareiof ourduture offsprings- and the duty we owe to ourselves— forbids'procrasti- - nation, and, pointsoutf to us not to , Fait till the ravages break out in; our constitutions. \ Before rnegptla ting with a merchant, before - engaging, with a 'cbnfldehtial clerk ; r before * employing a barrister— a careful mnn makes ■.Inquiries as ;to : their standing ; and^ in the bate of a legal adviser, both as to his ieg^l , jg,ualiClcation« and as to, his. ..papabjlifiea pf vtransacjting^heindiyidualipusine^ him upon I.'1 .' Strange^ to say,^oyfiver,;; ip^thie . selection of a medical "man,' the eu&erer frequently 'omits' these' necessary precautions), ■and without regard, to the fitness, qtf ilfflcsition, experience, and ability for the particular nilm en t requiring' treatment/ he ctftfeulta ■ the uearest 'man;) who«e experience land practice,perhaps, lies;4o quite as qpppsite, direction, =;;,;,; * j Is . it astonishing;, that, so -many are driven imad,.are ruined i.q.heaith,;and arejbankrupt i tin. spirits, hope, and money?, . : Have I^pt, ; tdr , i years, pointed ,out tp them' that I, '.Dr y ;^Z ; { , {Smith, am Jhte only '-qualified .medickl' itnan advertising in Jbe Colonies*? 'j Ha^« I npf 1 1 also prosecuted, . at mypflrn; expense, the^e ' v 7 e . r y{9«acks, apd exposed the various. no^tuniß they are selling— such as :P,h6flßhpdjne, ; ; : Essence of Life, &c— rand; bad .them, an^ygea, i. and found them to oonaistpf. '• Burntaugar and flavoring matter,", and; the; c,erti§catjes!l have.PKpyEp to be all forgeries. forihis .reason that I step out of the ethics, of $he profession and advertise, to give thoße who^equrie the services of my branch an opportunity of knowing they can consult, a legal jy gualtfied, man, and one moreover, who- uas made this -his especial study. > •< : . . • „.■ r ,: ; ,.- br.L L,. Smith is the only legally .qualified ( medical man advertising, and .he, -haft been in Melbourne 24 years in full practice on, NjßtYous. L .]>iaeaßeß Losb of Power and- Deb|iity ; Syphi- ; " litic [Affections Want of Condition. Qput arid rßheumatism. : „„, ' .i;- DB^f L. . li. • i SMITH beQp>sttlt^d G by letter -rFeeiir, Medicineß : forwaif4j?d,toj all,, the colonies. „,' „"" ,j ,s;■ \*~f, : -. t \ i \j, -> „, Jiß.ii. L. JSMiTHr v lB2 .'CoUinl^tißas't. j:i H(Late the Residence of rthe Governor), j „, r r : ; „. a ' BOSLBOUBNE. ; <- 210