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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 37, 29 May 1878, Page 4

Business Notices. r\UNAI\n<:NTAL PRTNTJNO. i» Colors, Hold, Silver, or Rronxo. et-'i'iired in tlio mvitCMt etylt.', nn<l ut tho chonpr«t, rates, nt ibo TlMKfl Ofllro, Brondwn) . R efton. rpilE fIORPFL OM\ TKON I AND OAI.VAMSKD IK«'N VVf«TC COMPANY tr on Mnnufncturcr* and rtnlviuu.ii'rs. First Brand. Perond Prnnd. O ANriiou O. [Trade Murk* ] ' Racjlk.'J FlllST QUAUTY. SKCOND Ql'Al.f Ct. Ihe Clocpol Oak i* tbr oldr^ iniinufacturo of Galvu iml Iron in luighmrl. Rervou-wcttit, Dchiliiti,-- T.nnn of P»urr. Spcvwatorrlunty Indi^rn.tion h» C-arli/ Ytii{ff(, tiyphtlitiv /jinftrxn.** In nil tiie nbovr cases, itrnxi-ni/ jhmi errors and the yicldim/ fv the piiMioiis, no time should be lost to at once nnest the progress of disease. dr. Ta l. smith: HAS devoted himself for twenty yenrs . in the colony lo tlic practice of tins jirnneh of Ins profession while previously, in England, ho was tho pupil of and Jirae. tised with the celebrated Or. R.'V, Culver-' well, the only medical practitioner who ever exclusively adopted this ns the solo branch of his profession. Dr. L. L. Smith hereby informs tho public that i the only frqally-qiKitifutl medical man i this *pcrinlify iff hia profession that others advertising are unquali(ied,«nd that, therefnro, in protending to bo qunliliod are obtaining money under Inlse pretence!). Dr. L. L. Smith also watu.% tn<« publio against the quackeries tidverti:>ci>. If tlio taker of any ol these ndverti^ed nostrums escape with his life, or k'\H syslem be not thoroughly and irrcparnbly undermined] by them, he may look upou himself as tlioo«ost tortnuate mortal. .Dr. L. L. Smith has beennnplied fobv fomnny »»nfortunute brol<en«flo\vnyoimn> oldstnet, utterly crushed in sprit, wined in body, and filched in poek'ei that ho deems it n duty to publish this to th« world. Those men and women who have been the victims of unprincipled eharlntiu,* Ircquently feck that recovery which is. ofhm boyond Dr. Smith's control. When will the public understand I hat it. i>- to their interest to consult v duly qunlilie<i medical man, who has made this liis solo study rather than apply to a number ot , ignorant impostors, who merely burp ,-mvi prey upou tiicir pockets and health. Dr. .1/ L. Smith has nlwuy stated tlmJ to warn the public of these quicksands 'tis chief renson for advertising. In idl cases of nervous, debility lowm.-n.-t spirits loss of power, pimples on Iho orciiend, latitude, inaptitude l«>r business /mpotency 1 drainage from the system, nnc the various ciU-cts of errors of youtli urni blood poi>.nin^ from dtunises pu-vioiisj contrncti-d, Dr. L. L. ftniitb in\ua dutlcrci'K to consult him, ns !•« .uw in hesitation in stating thai no mcdicit m id either lu-re or in Jui>:land. bus luid (li< opport limit's cf pructiccand oxtrani'diiunj cKpericnitc which he has bad. Thcmure those who really desire t.» be treated bt iino who js at, tho head ol liiy "G rolession ia :hi» branch of medical pructi hould \os no time iv Kecking Ins Co. Noc should nijyone marry with first couS viiltuii,' /mil. Tiie jiew consulting roo ns are at 182 CouJiNS S'ikkkt JOast, Mhi.hol'knb OjAitixife th< Meiliuutuc, Clu^. I Late Hi* icsi.lfiiee of the (jrovertiw;* L'rivatociHi'anceißiiiiStL-plicii «t rcul south. Consci^ai'ion 1 ikk >liy letter) £1 , MttUeiiies lorwnrded loall tbecuhinies su , , paitki'd ns io Avoid obscr-'ituou. liook published by the Doctor can be hud on application to him. OF IIOM.uw.-vr*' Pi I. us ;,,'. OINTiMKXT. r »mwt le-^viiuHy take leave, to call tin- ntleiit:nn of i!id inliabiiaiit,*) of A nyroilnsi-i lotlie fuet that: Messrs. HKJNJIY, OU.MKV.V * «J«>., Wholcsnlo Druprxists. of NKW VOKIC, hate A eciiciVs in vnrions parts, and tlmt their Travellers nro g^ini? nil over the eonntry tcn.lini? v^PUK TOFTS, IMITA, TIONS of my Pills, and Ointment whichthey mnke in Nkw VonK.nnd whiish bem* in some instan BB '^W Ctv l ' lp ' r 'nido mark thus— jr£k W^— whilst on other labels ofySfWfjj Hbis tMsh it is omitted, tin %<flnß»j^ lietter to di^ceive you, but^^^^»r iho words " New York " tT^*^ B^ urn retninrd. Much of this fictitious stnfTissold in «!>.> Auction rooms of Sidney 'and clsewlwrn, and readily finds its way it, to the ba«-k •ottlonu'iitw, These nro vile frauds, ns I do not allow my Medicines even to be sonin any part of the United States; (hey nro only ir.xdo by me at 33;), Oxford Street, London. Tho same people nro circulating » report that my business is nbout to ho formed into a Company, which is utiehi,y FAI.BK. l.most enniefitly appeal to that senstof British justice, which I feel sure ' may venture upon asking from my kiid countrymen and countrywomen U, then distant homes, to assist me ns far uu mny lay in their mmer, in denouncti^ this uluirvojul American Fiauil, by can. iioning th »ir Iriends lest they bo duped into buyine villninous compounds styled "Hollowbvb Pills and Ointn.ent" with any JNew York label thereon. Each Pot and Itex of tho Genuine Medicines boars tho flritish Qowuiiu-iJ Stamp, with tho words " ll^m.unvav s Pitts and Ointment, iondon," engraved thereon. On tho labed is tLo address, 533, Oxfomd Stkkkt, London, whero ulono they are Manufactured Signed. THOMAS HOLLO WAY. lONDON, it/; 16,l«7O.