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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXI, Issue 223, 20 September 1887, Page 4

Electro Gilder and Jeweller. aEORGE MUNC ASTER, Bridge-street near Government Buildings, Neleon, Z BROOCHES, RINGS, &c, MADK AND REPAIRED. PIPES REMOUNTED. 3473— 1 m Wines, Spirits, Ale. It is now an established fact that the only Public House in Nelson where you can get real GENUINE WINES, SPIRITS, AND ALE " Ship"' Hotel, TH 5 >BT . ijgf Wines and Spirits, a Single Bottle at Wholesale Prices. AL E , Dunedin and Auckland, Beauiiful, £*D. Quart, less Sparkling, vJ by the gallon. gapTheae ALES are fir superior to aDy brewed in Nelson. Please call and try for yourselves. Y. Gfranville, 3542— t o Profrietor t-J 9 SURVEYOR, SELWYN PLACE. Instructions left with Messrs. Rout and Sons, Hardy-street, or Mr A. D. Bayfeild, Trjfalg>r-Btreet, attended to promptly, BOffATTTPATENT " Lome" or "Split wick anucapnic" are the best light producers. They require NO CHIMNEY, are SIMPLE to TRIM, and will KEEP A FULL FLAME till the LAST DROP of OIL is CONSUMED. None genuine but those stamped "RO WATTS' PATENT." To be had of all Respectable Dealers. Sole Patentees & Manufacturers : — $. ROWATT & SONQr LONDON. EDINBURGH. AND DUBLIN. Winter Weather, COLDS AND COUGHS. TRY our COUGH PASTILLES aud COUGH LOZENGES, pure and harmlees ; prepared from a reliable formula, and giving immsdiate relief. FOR THE CHILDREN. Buy only our PURE SWEETS; 150 varieties to select from. Manufactured from the very beet materials. Biscuits, Canterbury Oakes. We have pleasure in stating that our BISCUITS and CAKES are taking the lead among Colonial manufacturers wherever introduced. We invite a trial and comparison with those of any other maker, g^-AsK for GRIFFIN & SONS' CONFECTIONERY, BISCUITS, And CAKES. Sold by al leading Grocers, and at the Factory. GRIFFIN & SONS, ALTON AND NILE STREET S-S " Diseased Nature oftentimes breaks forth i» strange eruptions." — Act iii, Scene I. TO*THE PUBLIC. _____ £ SOME patients Buffering frotfi nervous affections are afraid from cheer bashfulncss and modesty to personalia consult a medical man — other patients have not the self-possession and coolness when in the consulting room, to accurately describe their symptoms— their habits of life, and the nature of the disease they suffer from. « Let such persons (he or she) ait quietly down in the privacy of their own apartments, and with calm minds describe clenrly each symptom of their case, a clear statement thus written, and laid before me, is far preferable in nervous diseases to a personal consultation. © Where, however, a, disease ja of n peculiar and exceptional character, a personal consultation may become necessary; but m\ success in correspondence is bo great, that o'l the thousands upon thousands whom I haw treated by letter duving the last thirty-two years, not a single mistake haß ever occurred not a case has ever been made public — in fact, the very simplicity of my system ol correspondence prevents publicity. At the same time medicines are sent to my patients in suoh a form as to defy deteo tion. 0, How many thousands have I not brought joy to ? A How many have besn enabled to enter int< the marriage state through consulting me? How many after marriage have privatch consulted me and be«n blessed, and this'i married lives made fruitful and happy, How many wasted ruined youths of bot! sexes have also besn restored to health, a. 1 thanked their manhood, for having ' con suited me by letter. How many questions arise where the faniih physician is unable to unravel the case, an* wherowften the patient lingers on, not 4<yisu to tell his family medical adviser the HO.ti.lVv 0' his complaint, until consumption waiting 0' mental diseases set in, and the sufferer ki,' beyond the curable stage, and ia left & hL less wreck. < A letter written in the privacy oJ tine 'tood dropped in the posf, bo^ Ve^cl^ n>" ! quietly ; me answer w returned, as quictva ",' unosteutnUows y, and. the puciem, wu « " i stopping from, Ins chamber, «cept k> „« letter, 1S by return of post put in full , ' session of the nature of his c « ae . Hi" hireare raised, fog doubts "removed, and he hcu-M ( paratively a new man ; in f ac t, iv many cat" ; a new being altogether. 9 * j The only addition to the ordinary wviifn i letter >a tne age, occupation, hi* „ i symiHoma, nothing more. The u.,u ai co " sulla t,on foo of £1 ( ont pound) mugt •» otherwiso n 0 answer will be returned There arc thousands of cases in daily ljf ( where a cO ns ulf<&lion wilh one at a distance will remove by a single letter, a gieat fear.'n jjreat care, an" *t often solves what appoais 'is an^impenetrable mystery. Many n ami heart has been m^de joyful on receipt of an explanatory letter fr^m me. 1 To those who are a out to marry f I would •ay consult me "before <^oii)g K u, and ihu; prevent many after tr übles, and remove ' mjujy. unnecessary fears ami prejuclicfi. . thosc t , more especially who have sullen c) early from diseaso, or who hay»; vi- .. to. tiieii; jpassions. O To thepe I say, ai or consult with me, do not tarry, delays , dangerous, and as an expert, my tini'c'ini Wt be always at your service, you can, simply encloHiug one pound, have the hoi. ■ of my experience in the niiiie manner an i lived in your own town, and with tho a.L. tional advantage of thorough privacy. Yours, truly, LOUIS L. fcJWITJ./ Address Dr. L. L. SMITI^ 182 COLLrNS-STUEE";- K^fff Melbourne, CONSULTATION 1^ B Y LETTEF 1 Foo for persons/, Consultation, XL U Ihe latter .^ inclusive of Mwliciup (!> . ' ' ..t Medicines irnYnrrlert. well.p ;1 ,K,a. to a M -, Colonies, h:.na mi id Kuiopu. 182 COLLINS- sTWKKT MART IVMh. The only legally qualified P.ictS **. vertißing, and Registered under the M edica