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Evening Star, Issue 10808, 17 December 1898, Page 4

MEDICAL. HAWHNS, 106 GBOBGE STBEET. )FS Summer Drinks, *9d; Dutch . Drops, U; Barry's PCari Ctaeui, 2»; Tricopherous, U 3d; Herb Soap, 6d. PINK Pills, 3a; Outicura Soap, UX; Damond Dyes, 6d; Pectoraline, 1* 3d; Beecham's Pills, 1b; Maypole Soap, 6d. ARLENE, 1b 6d; Mrs Louisa Hawkins's Steel and Pennyroyal Pills, 3s £d; CerCure, 2s 6d. PBING Blossom Ointment and Pitts cure / poisoned wounds, ulcerations, inflammation, burns, Bores; 6d and Is. Everywhere. PBING Blossom Magnetic Healing Wash lO won't eoil hnen; the mighty healer frr man and beast; Is 6d. BLOOMINE, the great Corn, Wart, and Bunion Cure, 6d. Everywhere; and at Hawkins's, 106 George street. DUTTON'S POPULAR PREPABATIONS. 3 AXOL keeps gooseberries, raspberries, f3 cherries, etc., without cooking, retaining natural condition and aroma; packets, 6d. ICEOLINB keeps milk, cream, butter, fish, flesh, fowl, fresh for days; packets, Is. OXINE cures corns, warts, and bunions; - one shilling. TUNDINE cures toothache, headache, and neuralgia; one shilling. ENTHOLYPTUS, the great pain . banisher, cures rheumatic and sciatic pain: 2s 6d bottle. RED CROSS OINTMENT, the mighty healer, cures and prevents sunburn and all inflammations; all chemists W. ELDER, CHEMIST. THLETES will find "Suppleine" a good t embrocation for Sprains, Bruises, etc.; renders the muscles supple; Is bottle. RONCHO," for Coughs, Colds, Influenia, and Bronchitis; Is 6d. S a Strengthening Tonic after influenza —t. Elder's "Iron and Quinine" cannot be surpassed; 2s 6d. ILDER'S Headache Cachets curs in 15 I minutes; Is. Wasmuth's " Corn Rings in the Watch"; 1b 6d. Hot Water Bags, Enemas, and Toilet Requisites. At "The Pharmacy," George street. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER TO DO GOOD. IN OUR BO«K 'THE HERB DOCTOR' There is a Fund of Useful Knowledge. fTTHE following letter from an unknown writer will show what this knowledge has done, and the good that caa be done by all who give it a reasonable study. lam glad to biow that toy hope for the life to come has a much better foundation than my own merit; still, it is pleasing to know of one doing good. We have reduced the price of 'The Herb octor,' for leather-bound, from 7s 6d to ss, and oth from 5s to 3s 6d, over the counter; postage 6d extra. Call and look over it. The PILLS and POWDERS referred to we make up at Is a Box. J. NEIL, BOTANIC DISPENSARY, 74 George street, Paom F. E. Chamberlain (Room 8), 105 E. First street, Los Augelos, CaUornia. 4th August, 1898. Dear Friend, Dr J. Neil, M.D.,— You are a great benefactor to the human race, and if the good one does while on this earth's sphere entitles him to a better and happier sphere in the hereafter, then yours must and will be truly a bright and happy one. [ have your book, also your medicine chest, by the aid of which we have been able to help suffering humanity. From your book I have jiven people your prescriptions, and have brought them round where the doctor had failed in a seven-year treatment. Just met a gent who had been suffering from his stomach *nd bowels. For years could not work, and poor. Doctors were treating him for cancer jf the stomach. He would throw up blood md pass blood. After he explained his case concluded it was only indigestion, and wrote out your CARMINATIVE DROPS md the COMPOUND CARBON PILLS. A month's treatment has cured him, and he goes to work —the first time for five years, as he could not stick at it; it cost him 90 cents, thanks to you. Your COMPOUND POWDER cannot be spoken too highly of, fCs it staves off ill kinds of troubles when taken in time, and we have just got to the last of the tin, and hope the mixture from the book will be as good as "the old. Now, sir, I am enclosing 50 cents for your FEVER POWDER, as we find that which wa have filled as per the book has not the same effect. We were in a marshy town, where almost everyone had malaria fever, and I gave them one of your Fever Powders, which worked like magic. There is nothing in the world better. I felt alarmed a short time ago when my wife was taken down with scarlet fever, and we only had two powders, which we gave her, and broke it up right away. Now, doctor, you will please send me a packet, and if you would 3ell your prescription for the Fever Powder kindly let me know, and if the price ii within my reach will have it, as my business calls me imong the very poorest of the city, where a powder or 60 is a godsend and saves many a youngster. Doctor, you will excuse me taking up so much jf your valuable time, and please accept our heartfelt gratitude for the great good you have bestowed upon mankind. Youra very truly, F. E. CHAMBERLAIN, Room 8, 105 E. First street, Los Augelos. DR SPEER Is a graduate of Harvard University, Class 74. The doctor has devoted a lifetime to the Btudy jf SPECIAL DISEASES, some of these in association with the leading specialists of the Old and New Worlds, which enables him to treat all private troubles witfe excellent results. Catarrh, stomach and liver troubles attended to in all their various forms. All skin diseases, from whatever cause, absolutely cured within a stated time. All applying to him will reeeive his honest opinion of their complaints. _No experimenting. He will guarantee a positive cure in every case he undertakes, or forfeit £2OO. His reason for doing so is this: Where there is no organic disease and nothing but an inorganic trouble, or in other words a conglomeration of symptoms producing a certain result, there is ho reason why it cannot be removed with the proper remedies, therefore he guarantees. Furthermore, in all other businesses the master must guarantee his work. Why not in medicine? The old-fashioned doctor will promise nothing, therefore be must be guessing as to the trouble and guessing as to the remedy. Ladies and gentlemen, in science there is no guesswork. No man or woman can die without a cause. The cause should be known to a doctor, and the remedy, too. Remember, medical ethics will not cure, neither will dignity founded on guessing help you. Dr Speer wishes it distinctly understood that he does not claim to perform impossibilities. He claims only to be a qualified and successful physician, thoroughly informed in the above DISEASES of men and women. Teople at a distance can, by sending for question form, be treated at home. The course does not in any way interfere with business. Secrecy in all cases. Call or address H. J. SPEER, M.D., National Mutual Buildings, Wellington. P.O. Box 339. Dr Speer's gemale Pill (Regulator), 10s a box; extra: strong, 20s. Seud for it. A Wonderful Invention is one which, whilst being- useful to the world, has hardly before been dreamt of by scientific men. Many astonishing proposals have frequently been made with reference to a revolution in our already rapid means of locomotion, but nothing practical has yet been effected. No doubt the time will come when a trip between London and New York will seem like a pleasant excursion of a few hours' duration. The ingenuity of man can accomplish wonders, and there is no telling when its limit will be reached. It will be difficult, however, to produce anything more wonderful than Holloway's Pills and Ointment. As sterling remedies for all complaints nothing can equal them.