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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7271, 20 October 1891, Page 1

JTHE MIGHTY | HEALER J[ The kbore m»y bo hid from all Chetnliti and Skorekeepen at la 6d, 2i 6d, and 4« 6d, or will be teat poitogo paid on receipt of poital.note. RED CROSS TONIC PILLS Should be a»ed by Asthmatics or thote •abjeot to Bronchial Affichons. They are » Splendid Remedy for Indi OI8TI0N, COSTIVENESS, LlVKR, STOMACH, and for Headache. Prio« 1« 3d per box from Chemiiti and 6torfbtep«iv ) potUgo paid on two boxea

HEALTH IS WEALTH. REO1CROSS ELIXIR CnresljToRriD , Liver, Bladder Kidneys, Boils, Pimplis, and all eruptiona in the faoe or body. Large Bottles, 3a; 4 bottles, carriage paid.to Railway .Station.

THE RED CROSS REMEDY For Necraloia, Tic Dolorecx, Faceache, etc, ia taken internally, and relievea in two houra. One Bottle Cures. Teatimoniala from many influential people in I nnedin. Cnroa when all else faila. Aak your Chemiat to procure it. Price 2« 6 j, or aant to any addreia (by railway) in Oamaru (or 3a.

RED CROSS IRISH MOSS Supersedes all other Remedies of a like nature for "Whoopiivo Codou, Irritation of the Throat, Invlc^za, Bronchitis, or M ft general Remedy for Cough or Cold. £8cHooLMA8TEt.s recommend it always, Sold by Cnemiata and atorekeepera, price la 3d and 2a 3d 8ee|thatlyou get Red Cross;imh Moi?.

DOXINE.

Doxme is an entirely new Discovery for Exthaciiko iQvUt Warts, and Coring Bcmoss. Appliid at night the corn oan be extracted in the morning. It anrpriaea al Who uae it. Price Is 6d from all Chemists, or aent post paid to any addreaa. 'PETER DUTTON, £Mamu?ac roRiNG Chemist, Proprietor of tho Red Croes Remedies, Dunedin.

The wretch oondemn'd with life to part, Still, still on hope reliei Thkri are thousand at this time in the •bore position, »nd their relying on hope Is a distinct feature in all thes .oases, but that very reliance causes them to have recourse to the advertisements, handbills, eta.,, of the reriMt charlatans, is place of consulting the qualified medical man. With blatant impudence the qnaok adds titles to his name, and the foolish vtotimt thinking theae have been conferred upon him by some University, entrust their oase in his bandi only to be fleeced, are robbed of health as well aa money, the disease is allowed to obuin a firm hold, and the deluded ' wrstoh ' knows then too welltbftt all hopes to gain a cure have passed. What remedy is there for this T In teleoting your medical advUer, ask how Uug he has been established, and what is bit reputation at regards skill. Take the one who das under his care innumerable case* similar to your own, and who bat made that disease his special study. Ascertain if he is legally qualified, and how long he has been in practice in the colony. DR L. L. SMITH baa made a speciality of certain diseases and particularly those of the nervoui system in males, and barrinneat in the female, DR L. L. SMITH is the only legally quailtied man advertising. DR L. L. SMITH has devoted his practice to special diseases. DR L. L. 8MITH has been 37 years practising in the City of Melbourne. DR L. L. SMITH can privately and conveniently be COM8DLTUJ BT L*TTKR, V»2 I £1. You can therefore write down your symptoms, and the next day recene your answer, explaining wbat before was to you wrapt in mystery. Personal Conbultation Fkb : £1 la, (Including medicines.; Medicines, appropriately packed, forwarded over all the col< niei. DR L. L. SMITH the only legal qualified practitioner advertising. 41 Collins Stbikt, MELBOURNE. (LaU the residence of bis Excellenoy the Governor.) To suit his olients in outlying distriofa where there are do medical gentlemen, DR 8*111 H will answer letters on general jj MMTT M well as on special. Medicines also in web catee will be forwarded if there are no resident chemists. DR L. L, SMITH has found this notice neoeisary, as many of hii olients desire to oontuU him alao by latter re the general family ailments. All smoh letters must be addressed to 41 Coixinb Stbkt, MELBOURNE. DR L. L. SMITH has had several caiei of impersonation brought before him, one called in the village representing he was Vt t!u SMITH, a*ked if there were any aiok th'et* obtained several separate guineas, in in?isVL20; in the latter he stated he wouldMad the medicine when he arrived in Mdtoan£ Vt Smith warns all the public S?t be wver visits medloally-bls is .olely cWolSng praotioe, and hi. only consultinterns a?e «t bis residence. DR L. L. SMITH. 41 CoLLUiB SrhiKi nSiLBOORNE. Kverr householder should have Dr L. L. 8n5th7MedIoal Alm»nM. P'«» S«V«oe. AX booksellers! El