« The wretch condemn'd with life to 9»rfc Still, still on hope relies." Thekb aro thousands at thin time in the above poiition, and their relying on hope ia a disttnot feature in nil these oasca, but that very reliance careen them to bave recourse to tho advertisements, handbills, etc.. of the veriest charlatans, in place of consulting tho qualified medical man. With blatant impudence tho quack ttdda titles to his name, and the foolish viotima think'ng theso have been conferred upon him by some University, entrust their case in hia hands only to bo ileooed, aro robbed of health as well as money, tbo d seaee is allowed to obtain a firm hold, and tha deeded " wretch " knowa then too well that ail hopes to gain a cure invo passed. What remody in there for this? Iv selecting your ny dical advisor, ank how long ho has been established, and what ia his reputation OA regards skill. Take tho one who h<J3 under hm care innumerable cases tiuular to your own and who ha* made that diaiasa his Nppcial study. Ascertain if ho ib legally quulfioi, and how long ho has botn in practice in tho colony. DR L h. S ill ' H has made a speciality of curtain diseases and particularly thoso of tho norvous jystom in males, and barrenness in.lbo female. DR L. L. SMITH is tho only legally quali« he i man ads or cuing. DR L. L. SMITH has devoted his practice to special dis-UHCH. DR L. L. MITH has been 37 years practising iv the Ctty of Melbourne, DR L. L. SMITH can privately and oon« Tomontly bo Conscltkd by Lettkk, Fee : £1. You can therefore write down your symptoms, and tho uoxt day receive your answer txpaiuiDg what beforo wav to you wrapt in mystery. Personal Consultation Fee : £1 Is, vlnclumug modiciuoa.) Medicines, appropriately pae >ed, forwarded overall tho colonies. DRL.L SMITH the only legal qualified practitioner advertising, 41 CoLLi^a Street, MELBOURNE. (Lato tho rcsidonco of His Excellency tho Govtrnor ) To iuit his olionti in outlying dietricta whore there aro oo medical gentlemen, DJX SMITH will answer letters on general diseases ai well an on sptioial, Medicines also in such cases will be forwardad if thuro ate no resident chemists DR L. L, SiJi H has feuud thU notice nece'sary. as many of hm clients desire to consult him also by letter re tho general family ailmouto. such lettery mu t bo addressed to 41 Collins Stkkxt, MELBOURNE. DR L. L. SMITH has hid several oases of imptrbouatioti brought before him, one notable case b> tbo N. B. W. police, a man culled in the village representing ho wav Dr L. L. Smith, asked if there were any sick there, obtamed several separate guineas, in one case L2O ; in the latter he stated he would send the medicine whon he armed in Melbourne. > r Smith wnrna all the public that he never visits medically hit ia solely a consu ting practice, and his only consult* ing roomo are at his rwidenco, DR L. L. SMITH, 41 COILINS SIREET, MiDLUOORNE. Every hou e oholl r ahoa'd have D-L L, Suutli'd MeJical Anniuuc, price cixp lioo, All bookb«llora.
EXHIBITION NOT EH, CoaUiuiDg luiormation INTERESTING TO LADIES, BY H. and B. BROWNLEE, 9 Fnncuss BtrouC DuueUm.
I^.Olt Dunedin'a Festive Season New and L boauttful Bannots and Hata, to bo warn by our matrons, mothers, youug ladies, old ladios, iniesos, aohoolgirla, childruu, u<? the nil-important biby.
J^IOK 'iraudma. F.uc aoltiotioits of uoa Nc.v Bounots (Ifght, largu, a» f .) uatortable,, lot the Exhib.uon.
E OK Bib .— Boautif I I»«l,bi^, ; uuici, Fr.iokb, hor PeUicoac*, Svijoitida, Piuafores, Sauhes, B:bs, Bjoteoa, ai-d In* fantcea.
DUNEDIN'S Festive Soason is coming,— H. and B. iirownlio a Now Gooda ar« openei out. Customers aro selecting,
DUNEDIN S Fontivo Season is ooming. — 11. and B. Brownho 8 beautiful Hat 4 aro going, k ustomeru aro beaming
DUNEUIN F. stvc Soas <n b C - tng.— ii ;iu>' B Bi jw,ilii.'s b, >i ui ) '<*u! Bonnets r-ro going. 'Ju^oin.rd arj awut*. g.
LADIES' Droaa Reform.— Tho Porfeotlitting, comfortable, and Durable Corcct ; wear woll, because they fit vreil. Try them, »nd you will always buy them
HOME Industry. - Now, Patterns by 'Frisco Mail ; Ladiea can now be supplied ; latent fashions.
Wl£ can recommend out. Mourning Milli nory ; a choice solootion of Jd Silk and Crapo Flowers, oheap
BE quito sure your protty hat and becoming Btyliah Uouuct aro bought at 9 Princess titroot. Miiwea Brownlie.
Babylinkn SkTO, '20a, 28* (id, 35a, 40s, and 02a, For List of Babylinon Soe prcooding Advertisement. MISSES BKOWNLIE, 9 Pwnckss SxatEr (Opposite McssrH Herbert, Haynei, and Co.
fr.NV^j'EATHO-I' J PJ COOPS 1 CLOCb UPiH-Rq mND PAI'TCNC A well as«or^d Stook of Shoe Dp|i« Leathers, Solo, EUineM, Basils and Fu»"i)»h« ing Lcathfr", Oi-iodeiy, Shoo Mertorf] Lacoa, Tool», ote, Bespoke Upper t, Speciality. yiILLH E L T I N C D, LIOETBAND, MANCFACTORFB, 100 AND 12 MANCHIWTER STBEOT, CHHISTOUt >CH, Awarded FIRSI PhIZE A. wid P. Aj»« eooiatica's chows 1888 «nd 188 d. B«lta expressly mad? for Klevaton oi Pidar &IUU, &u»glo or Doublo fly HKNtEY BELTS £«f lhr«*hlng Engine*, any lengA or wid*h auKfc to ord«r» saonaM wit Xnt* SMJ .r osx nqiio»tfoa i BSSSSI ***^
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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 775, 18 July 1890, Page 1
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