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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2464, 7 November 1876, Page 4

Medical. \JB.. T. TEAPPOBD, S.URGEON DENTIST, Wakcfield-strect, Auckland. Teeth Extracted without Pain by JDi Glover's Patent Oxide Gas, Artificial Teeth (from One to a Full Set). ' Q. H 0 L L A H'S . GREAT INDIAN CORES • - . - (lately introduced ikio new Zealand). Most Wonderful Cures' have been effected by th e use of.these ' ' EXTRA ORDINARY INDIAN , MEDICINES! Wherever they have been used, - : They were first introduced at Diuiediu, and throughout the>• Province of,Otagd; since then into the whole of • thl Southern Provinces; and as they are about to be introduced into the PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND, It is well that the people should know that w here they have found their way,- the MOST EXTKAOBDINAEY CUBES Have been the result. For those who have .' suffered for 13, H, 15, and 16 years from - ; RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NEURALGIA,' &cV • Aul the various ailmenls that humanity • ": liable to HAVE BEEN CURED! ' On receipt of the Medicines, due notice will • be given by ; ' •" . BEOWN, BAB.BETT& C 0.,; ,; WHOLESALE A<iENT3 FOR AUCKLAND PROVINCE. '' ! ' ; ! J ' ' • ':■':! '. • '. P 0 WE L ■ L»8 - B A LSAMOE ANISEED IMPOETANT TESTIMONIAL. . Dear Sir,—[may tell you that i'bavc used . your Balsam for a very long time, (both ..for myself and my familv), : I ftink it an invaluable medicine for jiearerj of : mypri« fession, andhave always strongly recommendedit to my brother and sister artists. If you think a testimonial from me would be of any service, you are very welcome to make use of - this. .' ' ' •;• V! •:::•;;■•■: : am, Dear Sir, ■'■' ;' I Youis truly, .'.''" ! ' LIONEL BRQUGH,- : Globe Theatre. ■-. POWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, ; THE FAVOURITE COUGHREMEDY.'^ THOUSANDS OF VALUABLE LIVES Lave been saved this year in England by ito , . timely use. ; > FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, NIGHT COUGH, &0., i -~..'■ %,. IT. IS UNSURPASSED. : ' '■ ''-[ :& Sold by Chemists and. Storekeepers throughout ' and New-Zealand, 1 ; -. Prepared by ■; • i. THOMAS POWELL/ ; 16, BLACKFRIARS ROADj LONDON, ,':'.''

Tbade Mabk Lion Net and Mouse. ",Is there no hope? the sick man sakl j .-' ■-'.! The silent doctor shook his head.' ...... While there is life there's hope, lie cried "yUgroto, dum'aniraas esysp.esjest.jit DR 'Li V S M' 1 T H (The only legally-qualified-medical niaa ■"'■''■ advertising) : - : '" "• CON. SUIi I Sj—. " ' "'" On all .affections of jthe Nervous... System ■ (no matter 'from what cause, arising); j ; On all broken-down constitutions.'' t : _," t .'..:'. r ' On all diseases arising from early indiscretions.; of On Gout, ■'~ .'' .' ; ,';•'- .!""''• Un Bheiimatisni. . . In'these colonies,,those excesses whicb/\we have' indulged in " hot youth" tell '' upon Its-- withfearful interest.' . ••'■;' "' ",■: i Our regrets are useless, our repiningsfutikV The sole idea should be the chances we possess, of remedying the .ills we already.; have,.;or, ' combating the effects likely to result.-Bide it as he may, put on, as good : an exteilor,as .he can, still is the victim conscious that he, is v a, living lie,;and that sooner or later his vices will; discover,him to the world. Our Faith,;our obligations to society at large, the welfare'of: our future offspring, and the duty we owe to : ourselves forbids procrastination, and points out to us, not to -wait till the ravages break" out in our constitutions. ■■'■'■ '■■■'y-y-Before negociating with a merchantJbeforO: engaging with a confidential clerk, beforeemploying a barristor, a careful.man makes enquiries as to their standing, tbeir length of occupancy or residence; and, in, the case of a legal adviser, both as to his legal'qualifications and as to'his capabilities of transacting the individual .business he .consults him;Jiipon.! Strange to say, however, in the selection "of a medical man, the sufferer frequently' omits these necessary precautions, and without regard to tbo fitness, qualification, experience and ability or the particular" ailment requiring'treatment, he; consults the nearest man, whose experience and practice, perhaps, lies in quite' an opposite, direction. •■•■' •'•'•V • ; . Is it,astonishing that so many-are driven mad, are ruined in health, and are bankrupt in * spirits, .'hope and money.l Have I not for j years pointed out to them .that ? /, lit M ly. l 'SiM, am tk only legally iuMedmcdml man advertising in tk - colmics ? Ha J e l nßt also prosecuted,-at my own expense, these very quacks, and exposed tbo various'nostrums they are selling,—such as Phosphodyne, Essence of• Life &c.—and had them analysed and founds • them to consist of" Burnt Sugar and flavoring : , matter," and the certificates I have froved -to; . ; ' be all forgeries,. It is for this reason that I step out of the ethics of the profession and advertise! to give those who require the service of my branch an opportunity of knowing they can consult a legally qualified man, and one, moreover, who has made this hia especial 'study.Dr L. L. Smith is; the only legally .qualified medical man advertising, and ihe has; been in Melbourne 24 years in full practice on Nervous Diseases • . •■ ■..'.;:■': -li: Losß of Power. & Debility; •. Syphilitic Affections.. • .:-. • Want of Condition •' .■-■-;••■• • Gout and Rheumatism. Dr I). L. SMITH' can be consulted by letter—Fee, £1. : M.cdieihesJfo;rwarde'd;'to all the colonic. '"' : ''■ : ; : "' ; : ' : '"■'■• ■" "■' l ' ; -; ; Hi, L.;SMITH,' 182,.Collins 'M , :: ifaij[ .'.'.(Late'the Residence of ; tho Governor),;' ; '•. . '.'.' '."'.';"J-