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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7270, 19 October 1891, Page 1

j^^EMJ£HTY HEALERj The abov« may be hnd from all Chemists and Storekeepers at Is 6d, 2s Cd, and 4s 6d, or will be sent postage paid on receipt of postal note.

RED CROSS TONIC PILLS Should be n«ed by Asthmatics or tboie ■object to Bronchial Affj-imons. They are * Splendid Ren.edy fcr I?>di OISTION, COSTIVENISS, LIVIR, STOMACH, fend for Headache. Fries Is 3d per box from Chemiuti and Storekeepers poitogo paid on two boxes

HEALTH IS WEALTH. RED^CROSS ELIXIR Cnre»ftToßPiD Livir, Bladder Kidneys, Boils, Pimpleb, and all eruptions in the faoe or body. Large Bottles, 3s; 4 bottles, carriage p»icUo R*ilw»y Station.

THE RED CROSS REMEDY For Nedrali.ia, Tic Dolokedx, Fackache, etc, it Uken internally, and relieves in two hours. One Boitle Cores. Teitimonials from many influential people in I anedin. Cures when all elie fails. Aik your Chemiit to procure it. Price 2a 6 J, or ■ent to any address (by railway) in Oamaru (or 3s.

RED CKO>S IRISH MOSS Supersede! all other Remedies of a like nature for Wnoor^o Cough, Ikrjtation of the Throat, Injlui; za, Bronchitis, or M ft general Remedy for Cough or Cold. £, Schoolmastki s recommend it always. 3old by Ciicmiiti and itorekceperi, price 111 1 3d and 2a 3d See|tbat you get Red Crci^lrikh Moai.

DOXINE. Uoxine ii in entirely new Discovery for KxTHALTIUG 10-V^ WIRTS, acd CURING Bcmons. Applied at night the corn can be extracted in the morning. It snrpriieo al wbo uio it. Price Is 6d from all Chcmiiti, or tent post paid to toy addreia. 'PETER DUTTON, £MANU»A<.rORING CHEMIST, Proprietor of the iled Croat Remedies, DtJNEMN,

The wretch condemn'd with life to part, £till, still on hope relies Thkrb are thousand at this time in the above position, and their relying on hope is a distinct feature in all thes .cases, but that very reliance causes them to have recourse to the advertisements, handbills, etc., of the veriest charlatans, is place of consulting the qualified medical man. With blatant impudence the quack adds titlea to hia name, and the foolish viotimt thinking these have been conferred upon faun by some University, entrust their case in hia hands only to be fleeced, are robbed of health aa well at money, the disease ia allowed to obUin a firm hold, and the deluded ' wretch ' knowt then too well that all hopes to gaiu a cure have passed. What remedy it therefor thit? In 'electing your medical adviser, ask how long he ha« been established, and what is his reputation as regarda skill. Take the one who has under hia care innumerable oaten similar to your own, and who hat made that disease hit tpecial ttudy. Atcertain if he it legally qualified, and how long ho bat been in practice in the colony. T\R L. L. SMITH has made a tpeciality of JL/ certain diseasea and particularly those of the nervous system in males, and barrinness in the female. DR L. L. SMITH it the only legally qualified man advertising. DR L. L. SMITH haa devoted his practice to special diseased. DR L. L. SMITH hat been 37 years practising in the City of Melbourne. DR L. L. SMITH can privately and con» veniently be Consulted by Letter, Fkk : £1. You can therefore write down your symptoms, and the next day receive your answer, explaining what before was to you wrapt in mystery. Personal Consultation Fee : £1 Is, a (Including medicines. ) Medicines, appropriately packed, forwarded over all the cole nies. DR L. L. SMITH the only legal qualified practitioner advertising. 41 Collins Street, MELBOURNE. {Late the residence of bis Excollenoy the Governor.) To luit hit clients in outlying dittriots where there are do medical gentlemen, DR SMiIH will answer letters on goneral diseases aa well as on special. Medioineu also in inch oases will be forwarded if then •re no resident chemittt. DR L. L, SMIIH bat found thit notice necessary, aa many of hia clients desire to consult him also by letter re the geneial family ailments, All such letters must be addressed to 41 CtoixiNS Stukkt, MELBOURNE. I'BL. L. SMITH hat had teveral caset of impersonation brought before him, one noUbi. case by tho N.S.W. police A man called in the village representing he wat Dr L. L. SMITH, asked if thero were any sick theie, obtained several separate guineas, in one case L2O; in the latter he stated he would send the medicine when ho arrived in Melbourne. Ur Smith warns all the public that he never vititi medloally— hia is <olo!y contolting practice, and hia only oonsulting rooms are at hia residence. DR L. L. SMITH. 41 COLIMB STKiBT MELBOURNE. Every householder should have Dr L. L. Smith's Mtdloal Almanao. prioe BUoenoe. Al bookMll.r.] f£l