Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 6990, 13 February 1886, Page 4

'. J\J ) I■' ,• \ }. > ,'{) i.-i. t . . " Diseased Nataro oftentimes break s /orrK in "st range eruptions."-rAct i, ►scene 1. TO THK FtTBLTC. SOME patients suffering trom- nervous a' l fecttonn are afraid from sheer bashful. neBB and > modesty to pbosonallt coubuP a medical man— ether patknts have not ,Bplf-poßeabion and ooolaess ,when in, tho con* suiting 1 room, to aoouratfly deccribe tbeir sytuptomß— their habits of life, and the of the disease' they suffer froua. liet such' {.ergons (lie o^ she) sit quietly down in tbeprlyaoy' of. tbeir own apartments and. with calm 1 minds describe clearly each symptom of .their oase, a clear statement thna written, andilttid-,befpre,mt?,;i«,-iar preferable in'jN&BVpus diseases to a .personal consulitatipu. Whore,! however, „a disease is of a peculiar and exceptional .charactbr, a personal consultation may bec'oine^neceasary ; but m, • 6UCCCS3 in correspohdenobis 66 great, that tbe thousands upon thousands whom I havb treated by'lettor during the* last 32years not .aeingle mistake; has ever ooourod, not a caao j Has'even bfeon made pUblib— infaot^ the verj simplicity ot "my <ysiem.bf' corj-eppoudeno prevent* publicity. •„':;• . M Atthe: s'autei.timelmedicipeß are sent t< my. 1 patients in such a' form' as to defy .detection., . •- v i '. \_ ..\ , <r Row many thbusanda naye r j;|not brought Bo.vr pi any have, been . enalpled to entoi ,in.ip..the marriage etate tlirougii,! consulting ' ■ I H6^"n^nyßfjte r r 7 maJ7 l iag& f ßaT^ privately consulted. trie and' been ; 'biesaed^ and then - Hoy? mady wastedlrul&efl' youths of botb sexes have also 1 been- restored to health, an 1 . thanked- their manhood for' b aying consulted .me by letter. : I•r' ,i . ,f< ) „ :How many questions arujewhe^e the family physician is unable to unriivollhq, caae, and where" often tbe pat ieDt lingers on, notdariog to tell theiamily medioal advisor the natura of his complaint, until' consumption, wasting cr mental "clißsases' Bet in; and the sufferer ''get.': 1 .^ybu'd the curable stago^ arid is left a hopeless wreck. T ; '" ; - 1 - " J A letter written in the privacy of the room and' dropped: in the post, box reaobea me quickly,; the amweria returned as quickly and udostentatiooslr, and the patient, without Bteppiog [from, hia chamber, except to . post his letter, is by return pf post put iv full .possession of the .nature of 1 his' case. His hopes are raised, his doubt's removed, and ho is comparatively a pew man ; in fact, in many bases, a new being' altogether;' ' , ' The.only.additiqiit^tHof^oriairiary written 'etter , is the age, r pcdupatioriß, 'habits and symptoms,' nothing more. The usual consultation fee of £1 ' (one'' pound) must bo enclosed, otherwise no : answer will be returnedi "1 ;I■•;•- .1 ! t m •f There are thousands of cases in daily lifo where a consultation ,with;oneiaj a distanoe will remove ;by a single 'letter, ,a great fear a great oare, ; aud it often solves ,yyhat appears as aq- impenetrablo myttery,. ..Ajtaujr a eal jheact has, been' made joyful on receipt of an explanatory lettter^from"me, \-~! ",\ Ip those who are about ibmatry, irould say consult- m,o before doing b 6; i^jid tvt v prevent mahy' after troubled, and' 'remove many uhneceesary fears and pftijud ices; to those -more especially who have suffered in oarly years from disease; or.; who have yielded to itheir' passionß.. j To: these l'sayj^t once, consult:Vyiih,me,!do;pot ;tarry, fdelays are dangerouaj.andaßanoexpert, my.iime may not •be. always at your, service^ you can, by simply enclosing one pound, bayo tlieTbeneut of expeyieucqia.the-samß manner as if I in your own town r and 'with the additiona advantage of thorough privaoy.^Tours, truly Address' ',' •. - ■ •"- ', lfi Dr. 1 JiV LV SMITH; 182, OOLIiINS STBBBT EAST, - ' -'• Melbourne, ' CONSULTATION FEE, BY LETTEB, Tee for personal Coiißulta'tion, HI, la. The latter is inclusive of Medicine. Medicines forwarded, well packed, to all the ':;■■' ' Colonies, f lndia' and Europe 182j CO.LLINS BTKBEf. EAST,- Melbourne TH^ TA B A N A kY-H ifl ii A L. U poßtisaaß daily, Price, Id,— Babsoriptlon psr quisrtor, «•• fid. THE BUD Q B'r, OB TABANAKI iffiEKLY HERALD , ' PrjBLISHED 9TBBI' SA^U^DAT. Price, Sd! ; or per quarter 3a.- in adva> oc THBMS FO& AnVBBXIBINa:— AdvorUcesienteozifl watas,.,J>ab fihUUngr. Ad»ertißement6 of M -wordß»,.One Shilling & Sixpenco Advertiec^aeats ef ns worde,.,,Tw^ Shillisgs. Ad7ortlocssi9Efc9 of« 0 worfß.,i.TwoßlillUng» AHlxptßo : ' Adyeriißements by'epaoe, 3s 6d per inch, ■ |: No kdv6rtiflement of loss value than 2s 6d oan be booked; that' amount, 1 therefore, will • be oharged on all Is, Ib 6d, and -2a advertieonients unless paid for at thetime. All advr- ' tinemente mast be pre-paid,. except whero an acooont haa been regularly opened, - It is p'articularlyjrequested that all advertiflementt for insertion in the r Daily Herald should ba left at the office not la^er tban noon so as i to ensure insertion In' ttib same day' paper. •■'■•': ' • "•'■ - ; Doublo Column advertisementt — which are only inserted oh onr 'fourth page — and alteration* of etanding advertisements must be gont in to the. office 'not later than 1 3 o'oloofc tbe 'previous day-; l( 'i -; -/if .1 ' , 1 Standing Advertisements for Three and Six Montaa can be arranged for .at a Liberal Disoonni. ; _■, , Notice to discontinue .adyortJßemente (ud1088 where cumber of insertions, Is m< ntioied ,on origiaal order) must .ho forwarded, in 'writing,' addressed to tho Manager, not later .than 10 a m. od days of pabtibfenoo, ATJTHOBWBD lAe»>?TBl Ae»>?Tß AND COEJ BS ' ' ' < '"'PONDHWTa,-' W»lt«Wft ' " "J.I -'w. MLt. GBEX FSABBB. lnj(lew<KMl - >. a. Mr. SiIDsAK.-., Haven «. •. Mr. J, Davidsos Owlyle , — n MrnJ. Kt-iiwos' ht Ut'enal^. '.«" J. Mr, BhbtbahiOB B B Efl . KOIi ADVSBTIBBMEKTB & ': • fBINIfJHff bs-ided to mnf 6t the above ' > 7 sgeiita will receive prompt attention, TARANAKI HERALD kbS BDDttST may . cibis FUSOHABSD iron ithe foiliwkip , , , jrto^ekoeperß— ~Bkw Plymouth- - Mr J. Avery, Eevon-'street Mr Boale, Broogham-ptreet • / lira Bbwen,"< Devon-street East -„ jir'Brajwh Devoa-street, next Tow Bridge • Miss Cottier, Brougham-street Mr Crookerj Devon-Btreet - . Mm. i ranoiflj Deyon-stteet West Mr Francle, Onrrio-Btreet ' „ ,Mr Qilmonr, Brougham-slreet flonth Mr Handy, corner of .Courtenay aal ■ Elliot-etreatß Mrs McKay, corner of Devoa aud Vi>\Uq • Ftre>tß . , i , Mr Fist, Devon-street East Mr IV. a«", Devon-street \Vest Mr J. Veale, jun.,.iovon-Htroflt Wq f ; ■ hr Waiohouse, Devon-street East X ' Mr Yatfis, liroogbam-strest Fitzbox-^7 . _ Manaia— • Mr O. 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