DR. L. L. SMI TH. (the only legally-qualified medic man advertising) On all affections of the Nervous .System (n mutter from wlmt cause iirlutig). On all broken-down constitutions. 11.. ii i; ~—", arising from early indi"' In these colonies, those excesses whio we liave indulged in " hot youth" tel upon us with fearful interest. Our regrets are useless, our repining futile. The sole idea should be tho chance wo possess of remedying tho ills we ahead; have, or combating tho effects likely t result. Hide it as no may, put on as gooi an exterior as he can, still is tho victir . onscious that he is a living Ho, and the sooner or Inter his vices will discover lib "o the world. Our Faith, our obligations t society at large, tho welfare of our ftttur offspring, ami the duty we owe to oui selves forbids procrastination, and point out to us, not to wait till tho ravages broa : out iu onr constitutions. Hoff.ro i.on-nfinting with n merohani rith a commercial clerk g a barrister, a carefnl ma; as to their standing, thei ength of occupancy or residence; and, ii he case of a legal adviser, both as to hi legal qualifications and as to hiscapabilitie of transacting the individual business hj consults upon. Strange to say, however, i' the selection of a medical man, the suffere frequently omits these necessary precaution and without regard to the fitness, qualifies tion, experience amiability for the particula ailment requiring rrentment, he consults thf nearest man, whose experience and practice, perhaps, lies in quite an opposite direr.lioa. It is astonishing that so many are drivei mad, are ruined in health, and are bsi*k rupt in spirits, hope and money ? ITuve not for years pointed out to them that " I Dr. ti. li. Smith, am the only ivgali qualified medical mini advertising in the colonies?" Have I not also prosecuted, a 1 my own expense, these very quacks, are" exnos«'d the various rostriums they ar> selling,—such us I'liospii.niyne, Essence o Life, &e.—and laid them nnalysed and founi them to consist of " Burnt sugar au< flavoring matter," and tho certifies*'™ liave raoVKii to bo all forgeries. It is fo this reason that I step onl ui iue ethics o tho profession and advertise' to give thos who rsquire the services of my branch a' opportunity of knowing they can consult ; legally qualified man, and one, moreovei who has made this his study. Dr. L. L. Smith is the only legally qualified a in Melbom Nnnvors Diseases Loss OF I'OWBB C Svr-inLlTio Av Want ok Condition godt axi) rheumatism Dr. L. L, SMITH can be consulted bj letter—Fee, £l. Medicines forwarded ti all the colonies. DB. L. hj. SMITH, 182 COLUNS-STUEET EAST, (lata tho Residence of the Governor). MELBOURNE. DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, FEVER, AGUE, COUGHS, COLDS, &c. DV,. J. COL LIS BROWNE'S C II L 0 11 0 D Y X E , This INVALUABLE REMEDY pro duces quiet, refreshing sleep, relieves pain calms tho nyotem, restores tho derange! functions, and stimulates healthy action o: tho secretions of tho body, without creatiaj any of those unpleasant results attending the uso of opium. Old and young nun tako it at all hours and times wbei. requisitet. Thousands of persons testify tr its marvellous good effects and wondeofu' cures, while medical men extol its virtue most oxtensively, using it in great qunn tities iu thu following diseases: Diseases in which it is found eminentl; useful Oholoru, Dysentery, Diarrheas Colics, Coughs, Asthma, lihcumutism Neuralgia, Whooping Cough, Cramp IlYhterut, &c. Agents for Brisbane :— Bkuklky AM Taylor, Queen-street. Agents for Molbourne:—Messrs. Feltox CiiinnVADE, & Co.; Adelaide :—Messrs P. I'.VLK & Co. Wholesalo agents for Sydney :—Messrs Elliott Brotuers. CAUTION.—Vicc-Chancellor Sir W. P Wood stated that DR. COLLIfI BKOWNr was unilonbtedlv the inventor of CIILOKO DYNE; tnat the ntory of the defendant Freeman, being tho inventor was deliberate ly uutruo, which ho regrett.d had boei Linden stated that Dr. J. Oolus I! was the discoverer of Ohlorodyns ; than Dr. HrowueY—See " Times," Jul 13, lti(H. ■
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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 76, 15 March 1879, Page 1
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