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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Issue 47, 24 August 1878, Page 1

nit. i,. U SMI TII , 'the nnlv loffallv-qualifiod niedi nl! .itV'i-ti.nis of tli. l Nervous Syste. On all broken-down nmntitntioiu. i in all diseases miiitia from early indisareIn these colonies, those excesses which u hire indulged in " hot youth" tell __, our rcpimngs futile] The sole idea should be the channel »f possess of remedying the ill-- wo already have, or combating the qffocts likely to result. Hide it as ho may, put on as good on exterior as ho can, still is tho victim conscious Hat ho is a living lie, and that .minor or later his vices will discover him orll. Our Faith, our obligations to sucieswat large, the, welfare of our futunt offspring, unit the duty wo owe to ourout inonr constitutions. Before negotiating with a merchant, before, engaging with a commercial clerk ; '■ •' ■ -:...... — Te fnl man ing, their length of occupancy or residence; and, in the ijafe'uf a legal advi r, both as to his lego! qualifieati >us and as to his capabilities of transacting (Tie individual business he eonsblts upon. Strange to say, hj >-,v;vor, in tli" a -h iction of a modtcai man, the sufferer frecjiiontly omits those necessary precautions and without rogn -d to the fitness, quallficai lion, exp'irionn andability tor the particular ailnxotit requiring treatment, he consults tho

perhaps lio* in quit jl an opposite direction. It is astonishing thfctw many an* driven in id. are ruined in health, and are bankrupt in spirits, hope and policy? Have 1 i\"t for years joint* 1 out t » them that ** I. I>r. L. L. Smith, am the only Icgalh qualified m.'dicnl man advertising in tin* coloiu'-s ?” Have I not also prosecuted. at * \is tend th • various nostriiim* they are s-diin.', —such us Phusphodvnc, Kssenco ot Life, —mid had them analysed and found them to cou-ist of Burul sugar and flavoring matter.” mid the certiflcat -> I l; ii fi* ■ i,. ..l-li- imw forwarded t>. 111 l tile colonies. DR. 1,. 1.. SMITH, iS'j mu,ins-street east. Late th- it -i Inn- • -I ih- Governor). MEUiOntNE. DYSENTERY’, GTMLERA, FEVER. AGEE, GO EG lIS, (101.1)3, &c. | l V It. J. COl. 1.13 BROWNE'S j; c u i,o no i> v x E. (Ex Army Mr-1. Siaff.) IS Tin: omoiX.U, AMP ONLY (PUNL'I.NT,. UEMEUIU. t'.SBS AXII ACTION. This INVAIJ'A 151 .IT REMEDY' proi ,ln—s cjui-t, v t'v shin- sloop, relievos pain, i c.ihiis the system, restores tho deranged i functions, and stimulates healthy action of | the secretions of the hotly, without creating a ir of those unpleasant results alt. tiding the use of opium. Old and young may take it at all hours and times when r o’lisitet. Thousands of persons testify to its marvellous good elfeets and wondooful onros, while medical men extol its virtues mo.t extensively, tising it in great qtinntitles in the following diseases: Diseases In which it is found eminently useful Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, folios, Coughs, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, whooping Cough, Cramp, Hysteria, Ac.

Agonta f«r Btubans :—Berkley and Tavi.oh. tiuoou-ntreot. Agent* for l£ell»>uriiu : —Messrs. Fklton. Dkimwadu, & Co.; Adoluido :—Hem P. Kalk & Co. \Vholi'<iUu agento fur Sydney ;— HaulsElliott Bkotiiebs. CAUTION —Vico-ChauooUor Sir W. P. Wood stated that DR. COLLIH DROWSE was undoubtedly the inventor of CIU.OTJO. DYNEs toot tho story of tho dt'fendunt, being Uie inventor waa dnliherute. _ winch he rogrott'vl hud been ■worn w. Eminent hospital puviiciann of Ejonfaa »tut«il thiil. Dr. .1. Collil Browne wan tho dinonTOrer of (,'hlorodyno; that they proaoribo largely, and mean no oilier , tlmn l'r. llrownu'a.—Svu " Tinw»," Julv lit. 1801.