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Thames Advertiser, Volume XII, Issue 3237, 6 February 1879, Page 4

_______ Medical. ' I» there no hope? the sick man sa lie silent doctor shook his headWhile there »life there's hope iEgroto Idum animas est, spes oat. • •1K L. L, SMITH (The only legally.qualified medical man advertising) consult .'. On all affections of the ,Ner.vbuß System no matter from what cause arising), On all broken-down constitutions, 1 On all diseases arising rom early indiscretions On Gout un Rheumatism. In these colonies, those excesses which we haw indulged in "hot youth" tell u pod Ds with fearful interest. Our regrets are useless our repinings futile The sole idea should be the chances we possess of remedying the ills we already have of combating the effects likely to result. Hide it as he may, put on as good an exterior'as he can, still is the victim conscious that he' is a living he, and that sooner or later his vices will discover him to the world. Our Faith/our obligations to society at large, the welfare 0 our future offspring, and the duty we' owe to ourselves forbids procrastination, and points out to üß>u ß> not to wait tifl tUo ravages ZS our constitutions. .Jrtm Before negociating with a merchant! before engaging with a confidential clerk, before employing a banister, a careful man makes enquiries as to their standing, theirtagth 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 upon Strange to say however, in the selection of a medical man, the sufferer frequently omits these necessary precautions, and without regard to the fitness, qualification, experience and ability or the particular ailment requiring treatment, h consults the nearest man, whose experience and Is it astonishing that 80 matl y are dri -, n mad are ruined in health, aud are bankruE spirits, hope and money? Have I not for years pointed out to them that /, DrL J Smith, mth onlykgdly qualified medmt mn advertmng h the colonies ? Have I ml also prosecuted, at my own expense, theseve , quacks and exposed the various nostrums 2 are selling,-such as Phosphodyne, Essence of Life, &c.-and had them analysed and.found mater'andthecertificatesl : ,havePßov E rt ß o l \TT Itisf °'thisreasonthatlstep ° ut ?i th « ethlCß ,, ofthe P advertise! 0 give those who require the service of mv branch an opportunity of knowing they can consult a eg%qualified man, and one, moS over, who has made this his especial study/ Loss of Power * Debility Syphilitic Affections Want of Condition^ Gout and Rheumatism »»U,;BBIH..«ii be consulted by £o^^ fc^edta b 5 TURKISH; BATHS/ Onehunga, October, - g'WS me greater pleasure 1 f » m ' and r doso as a P ublio ! JTIL : JS d. u W than to give my tea- ' ILILa tJm'-' timony t0 the wond erful * 1 ' poffer of y° ur treatment in the baths for the cure of rheumatism. Ihad tried every other known remedy and came to you as a last ; . resort, at the recommendation of Dr Zinzan I had been twelve weeks laid up, «d came to you on crutches. A complete cure was effected in seven days, when I resumed my work — Respectfully yours, Wr Hmits. 26, Queen-street, Auckland, October 8 1878 -MrK.D. Sykes: to,-Some timehasnow , elapsed since you effected a cure in my arm, I had been 20 years,, and not been able to lift it to my head. I was cured in one bath, which appeared to me like a miracle.—Respectfully yours, James McCormiok. . ~ , ' K.D. SYKES. !0 w p übxTslTbT, (PEIOE ONE SHILLING AND BIX PENOBII • '■'JHE gETTLER'S riUIDE ■',-.:.,■ ■ . AND'. ■ HOUSEHOLD QOMPANION,": • BY ■ . : •• '-'■■ J.-W S KIEL AND, Auckland. SPECULLY ADAPTED,FOB ..-..■ FAMILIES AND THOSE BEYOND THE ! BEAOH OF ;'.". mrdicalaid. .; .v _ The aires of this handbook are purely prac tica]. The discussion of matters., connecting Food arid Drink with the daily current of social ife may prove of the utmost importance'and benefit to the present and future of-our race, The selection and condensed information presented to the reader, will, tbe : writer trusts, make every subject blear arid comprehensible, It is doubtless incumbent upon every'person to possess some knowledge of the principles of health. It is to aid 1 and assist,those whose I thoughts may be directed towards this'study, , that the writer hopes this little volume may be ■ found to fulfil its purpose satisfactorily. ; o Anticipating a very large, demand for this 1 work, we have placed its price within.ihe , REACH OP EVERY ONE. : . rj, > ITS USEFUINESS BHOUID COMHEND ' ITSELF TO AH, BY ITS . ; AND PRACTICAL' SUQGrESTIONS t FOB THE , ! PEESEEYATION OF, HEALTH, I BY PBOPEB MANAGEMENT OF THE „' 1 STOMA CH ;i : 1 Ist, It takes the broadest meaning of Health, and includes all that relates to Moral, ntellectual, and Physical Culture, 2nd. It teaches sick and weakly people how to become strong and healthy. . 3rd. It teaches people in health how, to keep their Bodies and Brains in the best condition. 4th. It teaches how and what to Eat and A Drink, how to Sleep, to Bathe a,nd tajik Clothe. jfg| sth, It teaches how to rear Children so that* that they may be strong and Healthy. 1 6th,git teaches how to prepare Food, and how to cook it, and gives a Food Table showing its relative digestibility. : 7th. It gives special chapters on Consump- , tion, Colds, Digestion, Diseases, Medicines, their properties,- Uses and Doses, Headaches, and Nervousness, Bth, It gives directions and formulas ,s or Medicated' Baths, food for the Sick Room, Household Necessities, Disinfectants and how to prepare and use them, the Symptoms and treatment of Poisons, : the treatment of fcalds and Burns. ' Every Householder Should Keep this Handy Book Hung up in a' Convenient Pupa where all, ' the Family may have access to it. Medical aid is not always within reach. 'The perusal of this book by young and old will ' fortify them by a knowledge, of simple treat- ' ment in cases of emergency, and where no other 1 help is at hand "A LIRE MAY THUS BE SAVED." ■ To be had of all Booksellers, Stationer*, Country Stores, and from the Proprietor. By post, for 10 two-penny postage s^mps. Ihames A&ent:' J. H. J-BPPEBBOK, .BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, POLLEN'STBEET.