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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 480, 17 June 1875, Page 4

/,,Medical.

: 6T OOK TIIE.N mjp .T^JY lIEAB v AND WEIIE The above sentence read carefully will tell all that I could ' jn a thousand lines, it adapts itself admirably to a large number of cases continually coining under my treatment. Many who 'Look into their hearts' at Ihe reading of this advertisement, and whH^jonder over it will say, I know I ' ihould vmteufos^l ngjje aNcreat secret J/here in my heart hidden deep daKnTSuicK^tear yeW day>sotoaething will shew itself by some pTkin syi^t^m \no^piak^tlm secret known to my fellow men\ncf cauWmc to be*pointed 3t as on object of pity or scorn. >, * Look into Uij h&irt and say is it not better for roe to peek aid and get 4 relief by writing to one man in whom I bave confidence — with whom my secret is safe ; and whose v ftid and counsel will cause my life hereafter to be happy, waking me say withthe proverbA-" Kcjoice, O, Young Man, ' Look then ijffrfofnyJnear^^nd vflrfW^fb^undreds have written to me jwy^^^asyfoen^pO^^cd who in place of having ' QJSifnrpn'tVew^eVjjM^lK^mnd about their table,' have their homWdeecfete, aod florid a reproach upon their manhood to live. \ > > • 'Look then into thy heart and write' and remember that • As thy days, »o shall thy strength be,' and that by writing down your cas^jD eyea buffumy own see it, that relief mentally and physiSly^caip&e gSjen to you- aim that in plact of sinking into a otancV? «h^d an\ pn^)a(ara death you oun feel that, in words litf Wof^wqrt^-A^nV^d age serene and bright and lovely as a Lapland night, shairread thee to thy grftve.' LOUIS. L. SMITH. Nervousness, Debility, —•LoVof ]\wer.\ Iri^crethms of Early Youth, &c In all the above%a>^s, mdBing\rou€ errors and the yielding to the passions, no tiu^eyhoSjld bsJo\ t*i at once arrest the progress of disease. ? \" * Dr. Jj- L. SMITH, (The only legally qualified medical man advertising in these colonies) „ -JB2, Colons Street. East, Opposite the Mehw^p^Cluß^-lVe»j;he residence of the Governor. Private afin^ratPM iyin^Stt^phen Street, _ > South. Consultation Fee (by letter) £1, Medicines forwarded to all the colonies, so packed as to avoid observation. Books written by Dr L. L. Smith post free j postage stamps, Means of Prolonging Life, Is 9d Medical Household S^tches, No 1, 3s Bo .~4j> J^P 3 Weaknfisa'^naSUewJHy, «^\\ Medical AlAanaeV 60^ V^V

MOTHEES, hVe yoTNaaed RALLWELL'S CAEMIN^CIVE SYEUP ? Save yourselves many sleepless nights by purchasing an eighteen- penny bottle and proving its excellence in giving ■peedy relief in Wind* Pnins ha the Bowvl9, Griping, &c,, to which Infants and young Qmldre^are Uf^e ; by warding off, in many cgwt i^taclas of Qpirfru^onr; and by being found particularly hroe6^ml^^dsJptJHnyduring Teething. Sold whoiES^feand racail by>^^irop»fetor, S. Follwell, Chemist, Otahuhu, Airckland, Tym*, in iottlas at Is 6d, 2s sd, and 4s 6d each, and by Hamilton Bros., Chemists, Auckland.

Try aIBO, FALLWELL'S WORM POWDERS. A Medicine of singular and undoubted efficacy when employed removal of Worms either in Children or Adults. Sold in Packetr-^t l^d, 2a 6d, and 4a 6d each ; or Postrls Bd, 2s lOd, aqQfcu ' CN^, Sh a"^kJl\^ v< n d, AUCKLAND. OUR MANUFACTURERS.

A WORD TO THE PUBLIC. For some considerable time pa9t we have been engaged in the manufactory of Proprietary Medicines and Specialities of various kinds, to which we have drawn public attention through the advertising columns of the various journals of the. colony. The demand which has thus sprung up for our medicaments, snd the flattering encomiums which have been pronounced upon their virtues, qlearly testify that our medical preparations are»tta&a«£qlicaltely manipulated and contain more subtle power tiian a^nilaß^remSdies imported either from Great Britain^Ww-ncX oK th^United States of America. j » \ y The marvellous success which has attended this our infant enterprise has determined us on entering upon a still larger field of operations, and to meet tbe demand which is likely to be made upon us, we have concluded arrangements for a regular sujajifly of the raw material from the moßt famed laboratorias^f the world^ The efficiency ofy£&diraes,yiel^to the purity of the drugs, depends uoon "fim skUr i^tii which they are compounded, the pmfect^co-bbmdingA)f the various minute particles 'with a naaponius wWre require experience and knowledge to accomplish. + We are proud to rank our establishment amongst the local industries for which the publio men of the oq^mw have apj^l'to/Wff^OTj^w-colpalsts for*flfrp^orl£we^)&«otor part gwrfinteeiiig inequality of our preparations to be superior to the imported ones and are happy in the knowledge that skill and care are being devotedto_thjß-*eiref - oTIHe ' thousand illg thatflesh iB-hatf-tdft**""*"

The following is a list of Medicines prepared at our laboratory. Shortland Street. SHARLANP'S SUGAR COATED FAMILY OR ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. Are a aafe and reliabje ren. ed^for Indication, Headache, and Liver Complaints,*^ Tl|ey ensure a> proper secretion of bile and stimulate the fibres qf the intestines by relieving congestion diminishing mtacous secretions, thereby enabling the "contents of the bVvc-ls, by more direct contact, tp excite peristaltic action and to restore enfeebled nervous energy. We claim a superiority pver other Aperient Pills, viz., that a dose or (wo occasionally, frith proper regimen and diet, will keep the patient healthy cheerful, and will give energy and tone to the system. Persons generally are most indiscreet in the use of medicines, and more especially in the use of Cathartics or Purging agents. It is a well-known fact that the indiscriminate use of these purgative medicines in such quantities often develops latent weakness in the form of Hcemmorboide or Piles, and be it remembered that the remedies — blazoned all over the world as curing every disease— too often lay the germs of disease, of wasting and diminished nervous ( energy and gradual decay. The pills prepared by «T. C. Sharland, if taker! for Indigestion or Irregularities of the Liver, should be administered in doses one pill every alternate night for a week or two ; if as a purgative, two at bed time occasionally ; if an active purgative be indicated, a eaiine aperient should be taken early in the morning following the pills, — aSeldlitz Powdar or a third of an ounce of Epsom Salts in a little warm water. Sold m boxes at Is and 2s 6d, and by all the Country Storekeepers throughout the province.

VERMIFUGE MEDICINESMANNING'S WORM POWDERS. Prepared only by J. 0. Shahlano. This most excellent remedy is used by all classes of the community, and is justly admitted to be a most efficacious and certain remedy for the expulsion of those parasites which infest the human bjdy. The proprietor has received numerous testimonials of the efficacy of the Worm Powders. Sold in packets, Is each.

THE CHILD'S TONIC. Should alwaye be used after the administration of the Powders. This mo&J^greeableWid palatable preparation is readily taken, and 4^B tnV effect^of a ronic, combining all the elements neeessa?)Mor^aithy\blo\td. It also destroys the larva?, or eggs of Ihe parifeite. of a delioate and spare habit, of "» pale and sallow complexion, the use of this tonic creates appetite, gives tone to ihe body, and produces the glow of health indicated by bright eyes and rosy cheeks. It is equally efficacious for moie advanced age, where there is a deficiency of the healthy constituents of the blood. Prepared by J. C. Sharland. Sold by all Storekeepers Price Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 3s 6d a bottle.

SHARLAND'S CHERRY' PECTORAL, A REMEDY FOB COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION. Among the numeros nostrumua advertised and prepared out of New Zealand, none has earned the reputation more deservedly than Sharland's Cherry Pectoral. From the considerable demand for this elegant preparation, and its efficacy in every instance, the proprietor deems it a pleasant duty to recommend its use wherever a Cough Remedy is necessary. The proprietor would , in all cases where it has been found useful, feel obliged for a written testimonial io that effect. Such a concession would fortify the advertised reputation of tbe preparation. Sold in bottles at 2s 6d and 4s 6d each.