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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7272, 21 October 1891, Page 1

iU nL Y HEALER m The above may be had from all Chemists tod Storekeepers at Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d, or will bo sent postage paid on receipt of postarnoU.

RED CROSS TONIC PILLS Should be used by Asthmatics or those subject to Bronchial AwrcnoNS. They are a Splendid Remedy for Jm>i OIBTION, C'OSTIMKfcSS, LlVFB, STOMACH, and for Headache. Prioe Is 3d per box from Chemists and Storekeeper*. \ postage paid on two boxes

HEALTH 13 WEALTH. RED^CROSS ELIXIR CnresJiToRnr) .Livir, Bladdir Kidneys, Boils, Pimples, and all eruptions in the faoa or body. Large Bottlei, 3i; 4 Lottlei, oarriage pftid^to Railway k St»tiOD.

THE RED CROSS REMEDY For Neuralgia, Tic Dolokbux, Faceachk, etc, it taken internally, and relieve! in two hours. On* Bottle Cdbis. Testimonial! from many influential people in Danedin. Carol when all elie fails. Ask your Cbemiit to procure it. Price 2i 6i, or ■ent to any addreii (by railway) in Oamaru for 3i.

RED CROSS IRISH MOSS Supersedes »U other Remedies of a like nature for Wuoomd Codou, Irritation of the Throat, Ikilu»za, Bronchitis, or u ft gentral Bemtdy for Cough or Cold. £ 8CHOOUIA8TE) s rcrcmtnend it ftlwayi. Sold by Cuctnuta and ttorekeepera, price U 3d and 2i 3d 8ee|th»t{yon get Red Croii^Irifch Moil.

DOXINE. Licxiwe ii an entirely new Discovery for Extbactiho Zo*Vt. i Warts, and Cubino Bunions. Applied at night the corn can be •ztracttd in tht morniDg. It tarpriiei al wtio ui« it. Price 1b 6d from all Chcmuti, or tent pott paid to any addreii. -PETER DUTTON. jQMANUrACFOBING C'UEMIST, Proprietor of the Red Crosi Romediei, Dbnedin,

The wretch oondcmn'd with lifo to part, £till, still on hope relies Thkri are thousand at this time in the above position, and their relying on hope is •> distinot feature in all thes .cases, but that very reliance causes them to have recourse to the advertisements, handbills, eto., of the veriest charlatans, is place of consulting the qualified medical man. "With blatant impudence the quack adds titles to bis name, and the foolish viotims thinking these have been conferred upon him by some University, entrust their case in his hands only to be fleeced, are robbed of health as well as money, the disease is allowed to obUin » firm hold, and the deluded ' wretch ' knows then too well that all hopes to gaiu a cure have passed. What remedy is there for this? In telecting your medical adviser, ask how long he has been established, and what is his reputation as regards skill. Take the one who has nnder his care innumerable oaten similar to your own, and wbo has 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 has made a speciality of certain diseases and particularly those of the nervous system in males, and barrinness in the female. DR L. L. SMITH is the only legally qualified man advertising. DR L. L. SMITH has devoted his practice to speotal diseases. DR L. L. SMITH has been 37 years practising in the City of Melbourne. DB L. L. SMITH can privately and con* veniently be COHSULTM) BT LETTER, FlE : £ 1. Yon can therefore write down your symptoms, and the next day receive your answer, explaining what before was to you wrapt in mystery. Pxbso^al Consultation Fke : £1 Is, (Including medicines.) iltdioines, appropriately packed, forwarded over all tbo col< nies. DR L. L. SMITH the only legal qualified practitioner advertising. 41 Collins Street, MELBOURNE. (Late the residence of bis Excellency the Governor.) To suit his clients in outlying distriots wher* there are no medical gentlemen, DR SMllH will answer letters on general disease* aa well as on special. Medicines also in such caeca will be forwarded if thero art do resident chemists. DR L. L. SMITH baa found this notice necessary, as many of his clients deaire to consult him also by letter re the general family ailments. All such letters must be addressed to 41 Collins Stbzkt, MELBOURNE. DR h. L. SMITH has had several cases of impersonation brought beforo him, one ooSaoaae by the N.S.W. police A man called in the Tillage representing he was Dr L L. SMITH, asked if there were any sick there, obtained several aeparate guineas, in one case L20; in the Utter he stated he would send the medicine when he arrived in Melbourne. Dr Smith warns all the pubho that hi never visita medicaUy-hls is .olely consulting practice, and hi. only consult* in* roomi we at hit residence. DR L. L. SMITH. 41C °^BOURNE. Bvtrj householder should **" fi**?*' 8mith'e Medical Almanac. p«oe £ -.loenoe. Ai books* IWrs)