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Thames Advertiser, Volume XII, Issue 3348, 23 June 1879, Page 4

Medical. J®,tliorc 110 hope? the sick man sa Inc silent doctor shook his head While there Is life there's hopo ' animas est, apes est H R k SUIT , u (The only legally.qualified medical man advertising) CONBULIB— ° D 811 affections of the Nervous System no matter from what cause arising). r Un all broken-down constitutions, e ° 0 l arisi "g r °® early iadiscretions j> Un Bheumatism. c colonies, those excesses which we have s rooih " Our regrets are useless, our renininoo 0 of { m ' A m the ills we already S Tf , combating the effects likely to result, flfde i tas he ™y< if oa qood au exterior as he I- , c . a °' . 18 ', , e , ™ tim c °Dßcious that he s a 8 hying lie and that sooner or later his rices ill discover him to the world. Onr obligations to society at large, the we fare°of our future offspring, and the duty we owe to ourselves forbids procrastination, and pointTont to us, not to wait till the ravages break out in our constitutions. D 1 More negociating with a merchant, befooa with a confidential clerk, S? employing a banister, a careful man mak enquiries as to their itandijg, their length of occupancy or residence; and, in the case of a legal adviser, both as to his leeal nnai.-c™ r ■ and . a , B '° . ca P a bilities of tranrocting'the SiSf"? The COnsults upon Strange to say however, in the selection of a medical man, the sufferer frequently omits these necessary precautions, and without resard t n th! fitness, qualification, experience and ability or g the particular ailment requiring treatment he consults the nearest man, whose experience and ££*« pit, L S Is it astonishing that so many are driven mad, are ruined in health, and are bankrupt I spirits, hope and money? Have TTi t years pointed out to them that I, Drf I Smith, m the only legally qualm mdml man advertising m the colonies f. EmiZl . also prosecuted, at my own expense, these ver? quacks and exposed the various nostrums E ' Selc IDg 'aTd U L aS f ll P,lo3phodyiie ' 3 matter," and the certificates I hare Flora"."' • oonsl,lt 1 a legally qualified man, and one more, over who has made this his especial study Dr li, L, Smith is the only legallv nnalifiori medical man advertising, and L ll f in Melbourne 24 ye in f„II n ,5 f- been f Nervous Diseases 7 full pta!tlCo « r of Power & Debility 1 Syphilitic Affections Want of Condition ' no tt ™ 3nd 8 letter Fee' ff wr ' 3n » 8 CoMulte(l by ' IKS. ' 'c all Bmii 15th 11 e iß78 Sa, M o< K lef ' i /' V j S ? e 6reatet pleasure e a Hp'■ si i , do so 83 a public • J few 111 .J' than to give my tes« e |L Wrfi tirooay to the wonderful power of your treatment Y ' n f° r the cure \ of rheumatism. Ihad tried every other known remedy and came to you as a last . resort, at tne recommendation of DrZinzan. I bad been twelve weeks laid up, ind came to you on crutches. A complete cure was effected m seven days, when I resumed my work.— , i Respectfully ynurs, W M Hatrps, 26, Queen-Btreet, Auckland, October 8,1878. _ —Mr K. D Sykes: .-ir,-«ome ti>r e has now elapsed since you effected a cure in my otm. 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 McCobmick. I ' K, D. SYKES, 1 — ■ PUBLISHED, J (PRICE ONE SHILLING AND SIX PENOBI' \ < 'JXHE gETTLER'S Q tJIDE 1 AND j Household qompanion," 1 BY i J. C' BHARL AN D, A uckland. f SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOB ! FAMILIES and those -beyond THE BEACH OS 1 MEDICAL AID. The aims of this handbook are purely prao l tied. The discussion of matters connecting Food and Drink with the daily current of social . lfe 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, the writer trusts make every subject clear and comprehensible, It is doubtless incumbent upon every person to possess some knowledge of the principles of 1 health. It is to aid and assist those whose l thoughts may be directed towards this study, f that the writer hopes this little volume may be r found to fulfil its purpose satisfactorily, i Anticipating a very large demand for this 3 work, we have placed its price within thb REACH OF EVERY ONE, 118 USEFULNESS BHOULD COMMEND ITSELF TO ALL, EY ITS PLAIN AND PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS FOE THE i PRESERVATION OF HEALTH, 1 BY PBOPBB MANAGEMENT OF THE 1 STOMACH. Ist. It takes the broadest meaning of Healtßi 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 heat condition. 4th, It teaches how and what to Eat and Drink, how to Sleep, to Bathe and to Clothe, sth, It teaches how to rear Children so that that they may he strong and Healthy. 6th. It 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 Consumption, Colds, Digestion, Diseases, Medicines, their properties, Uses and Doses, Headaches, and Nervousness, Bth. It gives directions and formulas or Medicated Baths, food for the Sick Boom, Household Necessities, Disinfect* ants and how to prepare and use them, the Symptoms and treatment of Poisons, the treatment of fcalds and Burns. Eveby Householder Should Keep this Handy Book Hun& up in a Convenient Place whebe all the Family may hate 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 treatment in cases of emergency, and where no other help is at hand "A LIFE MAY TBUS BE SAVED." To be had of all Booksellers, Stationer*, Country Stores, and from the Proprietor. By post, for 10 two-penny postage stamps, Thames Agent: J. H. JEFFERSON, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, POLLEN-STBEET.