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Grey River Argus, Volume 21, Issue 3059, 5 June 1878, Page 4

"~— — rfedicalr ---—■-"■ EDICAL HALL, GREYMOUfI- : (Established 1865.) , ; H. WILLIAMS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST • FAMILY and DISPENSING CHEMIST, returns his sincere thanks to the inhabitant! of the Grey District for the liberal patrpnag accorded Him the last eleven years, by whid he has been .enabled to acquire the mosT complete and extensive stock on thi West. Coast of carefully •selected Drags, Pure Chemicals, .JDhpice Perfumes, and Genuine Patent Medicines, and findini that his long experience in the Drug Business has been' recognised by the majority ol the population in' their giving Him a large, amount of support, •he -is ; determined by civility, attention to business, and moderate charges, to give still greater satisfaction.' ; WILLJAMS'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS Have a large and increasing sale, being' in valuable in cases of constipation, head-aches or disordered state of the stomach, and' are acknowledged by Hundreds to be superior even to the most popular patent medicines. WILLIAMS'S WORM POWDERS have proved a most effective Vermifhge ! WILLIAMS'S GANTHARADITE '■■ :i y ;;■, fluid ' ;;■■". \ - prevents the hair falling out, and increase j its growth. :..■■• ; , : , ■ ■;. ..; „:■;■- ■■.••.■...■;: WiLLIAMS'S ANtHePTIO TOOTH I,^ ..'■•:": :-:; ; ;->pQwpBR ! - ! -\'*- v ; :' : :- .. possesses valuable preservative properties, a pleasant aromatic flavor, and imparts a pearly whiteness to the teeth, and peculiar sweetnesßto the breatt •'( '■•'• :^ ' ' '"- v ! ; williams's^Bdontalgio instantly allays tooth-ache. : : ' : : \ WILLIAMS'S: CRYSTALLINE — ; POMADE' ™ will be found the most .wholesome and de ciously perfumed preparation for the Hair. DISPENSII^^PA^T^ENT. j1 1 -H.| W. always undertakes. JHjs portion of the business himself, Having Had, during nearly thirty years experience as a dispenser, the honor oi] compounding medicines for - the most' eminent, medical men of the .age m : Great Britain,: Victoria, and New Zealand^ , {j ;■ =■ ; : DB, ■A:q i HB8 : 0 i 5; '/:} :^ i( ;' may be consulted at the 'atove address. ' ; : ' : ;-- ■''■* - :*'■'■■■■■>■-■[' -\'^ i:l ; "Is thei-e no hope ? the sick man said ; ''. ;'; ; The silentdoctor shook His Head." • ' ' ; " ; ■;i " While there is life there's Hope; He cried// ' "JSgroto t ,dum anirnas eat, spa <e*t.v< \ j;. DR. ■;..; L. Hj. „-,. S M :.'.! T ff ?v (The only legally-qualified medical man, advertising), . •., . , ; ... OO'NS PITS — - !•■■--•""' -■■■" ' : ■-• : On all affections of the Nervous System ■ (no matter from what cause arising). ■ On all broken-down constitutions. . On all diseases ; arising f rqni fearly indiscre : tions. .' ■'■'■■■ ';■■ •''•.' ■ ; :,-'.- '<. :-.v! :f ?:■ OnGout. On Rheumatism/ ' ' '-. -In these Colonies, those excesses which we have indulged in ".Hotjyouth "teU upon;:) us with fearful interest. '"' Our regrets are useless, our repinings futile. The sole idea should be the chances we possess of remedying the ills we already i. have, or combatting the effects likely to " result. Hide it as he may, put on as good - an exterior ashe can, still is, the victim ,cbni J . scious that he v a living lie, and that ' sooner l ' or later- His vices will; discover 'Him to tne '.' world. Our Faith, our obligations to society ' ■ at large,' the 1 welfare Of our future offspring, and the duty we owe to ourselves forbidVprocrastination,, and, points out to, us > not to -r wait till the ravages '.break (out iii'oar con* ' ' stitutions. • ' J '"'''' '" Before negotiating with a merchant; before. engaging withi .a confidential clerk j .before.^ employing a barrister, a careful man makea ' inquires as to their standing, their length of ; ''ocrapati^'pr-rosidenpe'jJand^'in'^^e^^of'A a legal adviser, both as to his legal qualifications and as to his capabilities of transaoting > the individual business he consults him upon. :' Str ;n'ge to ' say,' Hdweyer, in the selection of ', . a.mcd* 'man, the sufferer frequently omita these necessaryprecautions and' without re«, ■".'. gard to, the fitness, qualification, experiences ' and ability for the particular ailment re- ' quiring treatment. He consults the nearest man, whose experience ami practice, perhaps ' lies in quite an opposite direction. Is is: astonishing that so many are driven ~ mad, are ruined in health, and are bankrupt ' .inspirits, hope, and money? Have I not for years pointed out to them that /, Dr'L. L. Smith, am the only legally qualified itiedical: nvm> advertising in the Colonies t Have I not also prosecuted, at my own expense, these very 'quacks, and exposed the various nostrums they are selling— such aa Phosphodyne, Essence of lif e| 4c. -!-iknd had ' them analysed, and found them co consißtof • "Burnt Sugar, and flavoring matter," and the certificates I have proved to be all for* , geries. It is for thiß reason that I step out of the ethics of the -profession and advertise, to give those who require the services of my . branch an opportunity of knowing they, can consult a. legally qualified, man, and one, .. . moreover, who has made this 'his especia* study. . . Dr L. L. SMITH' ib the only legally qualified liiedical man advertising, and h ' has been in. Melbourne 24 ' years in ful - ' practice on . ;■'• ■' : l '";; . : ' ; " : ',"■ •' NERVOUS DISEASES, 'ZJ^'J^:'--' '} , LOSS OF POWER :AND DEBrLITY, SYPHILITIC AFFEGTIONS, ! WANT OF CONDITION, : V; : ' : ' ; ': : -: GOUT AND RHEUMATISM^ „ ; Dr L. L. SMITH can be consulted by r letter—Fee, £1 Medicines forwarded to all "the colonies, ; ; ; ; • . : , ...../.• :-.; ;•, DR L. L. SMI TH, 182 COLLINS ST.EAST . (Late the residence of the Governor), MELBOURNE. Unclaimed Letters. ; LIST of letters received at the Post Office, Greymouth, during the Month of December 1877, and remaining - A unclaimed on the 28th of February 1878. t Ahearn, Thomas Reily, J ohn ' . ' Henry, Anne Rogers, Bernard Kerens, Pat Ryan, John Laffin, Wm. Suttle, Wm. Le Brun, Jas. (2) Viogen, Aime O'HanloD, M. .Williams, Charles Reid, John "