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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3728, 6 December 1880, Page 4

Business Notices SO_AP. FREEMAN'S BAY SOAP AND CANDLE WORKS, AUCKLAND. mHB Undersignedbeg to ceil the attention X of the Thames Public to the tery SUPERIOR QUALITY of their Soaps— made at the above Factory, which they are confident will defy competition, both at to quality and price. The abore can always be obtained at our Agent's, THOMASRVEALE'S, At Faotory Fricee. SAUNDERs"¥ GILBERD. I. __ .529 PABNELL SOAP AND CANDLE FACTOEY, AUCKLAND. Fibst Fbizx Sxran TwtasMXimiSt Exbx BmoH, 1879*80. ri iHE undersigned bega to call the attention A of the Publio to the Sttpbbiob Qvazht of TOILET AND COMMON SOAPS made at the aboTe Factory— thr HAVOKt BID AWASDBD FIBBT PbIZI AT THI Ufl BXD2IIT Exhibition—-which he is confident will, upon trial give the utmost satisfaction both at regards their durability and their eleansiog property; and the PRICES will favourably ' compare with those of any other flrtftninl Manufacture. Samples and Price lasts will be forwarded to any address on application to the Once in Fort street, and all orders, reossred will be promptly and carefully executed. E. B. OABDNO. 780 HENRY RAFTON, BASKET AND PERAMBULATOB MANUFACTUBEB, 246, Vvfmr Qmuor Stsbbt, Avocuvo (Opposite Adams| New Buildings), I NVITES the Publio to inspeot his well* 1 assorted Stock of English, French* and Gtman BABKETWAEB. : H.E. is the only Maker in the Colony of the Improred Bras**mountad PERAMBULATORS; from £1; 1» and upwards* . A Liberal Allowanoe mr.de to Wholatale Dealer/j. , , ■■ Awarded FIRST and 'SECOND PRIZE at the Auckland Shows 1ff78.1879. 1081 Mectioal 111 s there no hope P fhe sick man said '' The silent doctor shook bis bead." " While there i« life there's hope, he said, " MgnU> t xlvm tmunuu «*, tp9ttst,» DB L. £7"" 8 MI T H (The only lepdly-mulified medied man adrertiaing). . . OOX.IVIII-/ ■ ,•■ On all affections of the Nerrons System) ao matter from, what cause arisuf). On all broken-down <*"»stitutiffns. . On all diseases arisiof from early indiMre* tions. " On Gout. On Rheumatism. ■ *■ ■' > In these oolooiea those exoeseas which we h*7«^«^» "hotyouth•» teUuponus with fearful interest. tR w %F" U * f • wI«li» «» *tpinißfi futile. The wle^deaAoaUbethecWp we possesadf »eir,edying the ills we already haTe, for oomhatt in, the effects likelyto iwolb . as he can, still ia the riotim boaseioQi that he v a Imng u 0( ud that sooner or later his Tices witt discover him to the world. Oar Fwth, our obligations to society at large, the welfare of aur future ofipring, and the duty, we owe to, ourstilres forbids procrastination, and poinu out to us, not to wait till the I»T*ges break oat in our oonstitßtiiooik Befove negotia'thig with a merchant, before •Wgwg with 1. coafldential clerk; before employing a b&rrister, a careful manmakat enquiries M thiiir standing, their length of occupancy or tt jsidenoe; and, in the ease of • ' 1 legal adviser, b oth asto his legal qnalifoatioiw ; and as to his capabilities of transecting the radmdual by aiaeu he consults bin upon. Strange to se y, howe?er, in the selection of medical ma; a, the sufferer frequently. omits these necettiuT precautions, end without regard to the* fitness, qualification, experienoe and ability for the particular ailment zefohv., mi treatmeitit, he consults the nearest maat * *ho/j« experience and practioe, perhaps, lies "V quite an opposite direotion. Is it astet tishing that so many are driten , mad, are ruined in health, and are bankrupt in spirits, h< >pc, and money P Have I not for years pointe d out to them that J, Dr L. ,L. Smith, am ithe owlyUgaUg q*aty«t medical man adoertknng in: the Colowitii Have I not also prosecuted, at my own expense, these I Tery quacks, and exposed the rarioua noe--1 trums they tire selling,—euch ac Phosphbdyne , , Essence of Life, $ ,o.—and had them analysed . and found them to consist of "Burnt Bigar I and flaroribg matt ter," and the oartifaates I I have pboybd to be all forgeries. It is for this reason tint I sUp out of the ethics of the profession and ad Tertise, to fire those who require tine semoa s of. my branch an opportunity of knowing they can consult a legally qualified man, and one, moreoter, who hsel made this his etpet del study. Dr L. L. Smith i s the only legally qualified medical man adret Using, and he has been in NERVOUS DISK. ISBB ( LOSS OF POW BE AND DHBILUT - STPBILHIO AFFECTIONS WANT OF CONDITION GOUT A ND EHKUMATISM. Db 1L jL. SMIT H oan be con*ulted by letter—Fee, £1. Medicines forwarded to all the colonies. Db L. L. BMITBL, 182 Collins street, last (Lat the Residenoe of the Oorernor) UixaotnuM. 6*7 THE EVENING STAR. mHB present is a Good Time for Sob , soribbg to the S tab. Names aatVfob•criptions reoeiretl at any tine dnrtig the Quarter. : . Terms 6s 6d pet quarter in sdnaet; 7s 6d „ „ booked. Besidents in tho Townthips^ta few the Stab Delhrerod and.pajweeklr t^« sum of Sixbikoi. » --' • ~