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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7927, 19 July 1887, Page 4

Medical. YOUTHFUL VIGOUIS, HAITY MAR KIAGE, HEALTHY OFFSPRING: J Medlual Trciitiso hy Hint eminent French Hospitn I'hysiulan, Ur RAIiONSKI, BhoM-ing BiilTcrnrs lien they may euro thrmeelvca of Nurvoiifl Debility, l,(ia Manhood, &<!., .to. Sent, li.v post fur six puuu (N.Z.) stamps.—Address PARISIAN, 1.0. Box 7IK Sydney. "A boon to all diwini' ' sulf-eura.'"—Medic; Review. jij () 10 X X M 0 V A I ""RJEIX'S BOTANIC DISPENSARY. AFTER 10 Years of Successful liusiiiof carried on in our present Premises, wnW TQ>EMOVING to our Own at 71 Cfcore JLftJ street, 11 Doors Farther South (name side). T7|7"E expect to bo Removed by the end c V T present Month, when \vu hope our fmSTOMEJiS will Kive us ;i Call. AY \_V wish to remind nil Suffering from CIOLD, Imiigmul Hrnncliiiil Affections th: J our Jloliiniu Medicines nru 11 Certain Cine. its, INIMITABLE Magio Hair Vigour (Hay kins')— Greatest Restorer extant, Is, la Od, m; 4s (Id.—MO George street, Dunedin. 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He has devoted a lif time to, and Is acknowledged to l>e the most Expe Physician in his specialty in tho United State Young Men niu] Miudlo-aged Men who suffer fro Nervous and Physical Debility, Loss of Energy ai Memory, Eruptions on the Face, Mental Dopressio Kidney and Bladder Troubles, &c.,&c, will do Wf to coiißiilt Dr Spcer. Hospital Experience:—Having been Physician ] one of the Leading Hospitals of tho United Stab enables him to treat all troubles with excellent r Eults. Ho wishes it distinctly understood that 1 does not claim to perform impossibilities. Ho clam only to bo a skilled and successful Physioin: thoroughly informed in his specialty—Chronic Di eaBCB of Men and Women. All applying to him wi receive his honest opinion of their complaint!, fi experimenting. Ho will guarantee a positive cm in every case lie undertakes, or forfeit £200. Coi sultation in office, or by letter, Free. Charges mod rate. Examination and Advice Free. Call or A. dress—Dr It. J. SPEER, Wellington. 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