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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4789, 5 September 1883, Page 4

•^■^ ■■^^^■^■^iMwn l * jmmm E mm _W4U^Uam-t \ McdlotJ i HEALTH IS WEALTH. Da H. 0. Wbst's Nbbvb and BnAlßf TBKA.TMBNT, guaranteed Bpeoifio for Hysteria. Dr-zzineßß, Oonvulsiona, Fita, Nervoua Neuralgin, Headache, Nervoua Prostration oauaed by the uso of aloohol or tobacoo, Wakefulness^ Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain, resulting in insanity and leading to misery, decay and death, Premature Old .age Barren-* jneee, Lobs of Power in either sex, Involuntary* Lostes and Spermatorrhoea cauied by over* exertion of the brain or over-indulgence. Each box contains one month's treatment* 5s a box, or six boxes for 255, stmt by mail prepaid on reoeipt of prioe. WE GUABANTBB BIX HOXBB To cure any oase. With eaoh order reoeived by us for six boxes, aooompanied with 25f, we will aend the purohaaor our written gusriyitee to refund the money if the treat* ment does not effeot a oure. Guarantees issued only by G. BONNINGTON, Cho-niut, 5531 Ohrißtchurch, N.Z, _ Not a SUBPBISING OUBB To those who know what I J ITCHEN'S I>LOOD SiBTOIU HAS DONE, In the Auokland "Evening fitar" of tht 27th April last appeared the following loill, rhioh explains itself t— The brig Bella Mary, from Melbourhe, ia bellaat, bound for Kaipara, put into harbom ycntfiTfioy morning to obtain medioal tAid to Oaptein Owen, master of the vessol, who haa : been very unwell during tho latter part od the voyage. Captain Owen, who has f wowed the seafaring profession fop many yean, and hod never until leaving Melbourne ea April 10th hut suffered from illness of any cevere nature, was suddenly seized on thai date with violent pains in tho baok. . Sinoe then ho has been swung up in a hammook bathe cabin quite helpless. The vessel wai eft Kaipara at noon on Thursday bet, but thfl weather being thiok and foggy, it wai deemed advisable to some om to Auokland for medieal eAflistanoe. The barque arrived early yeiter* day morning, and Dr Moore having been lent for, visited Captain Owen, and gave instree* tions to the mate of the vessel regarding breai* ment. Tho invalid is suffering from a speoiefl of rheumatism of a severe nature, and tho dootor considers it advisable to offeot a partial miovory befere attempting the removaffef hii •patient to more suitable quarters onshore* Captain Owen is well knowu in Auckland, n-od many residents will be sorry to learn fll bis affliotion. ' 2tsef erring to above, Captain Owen hae thii d-w (Ist Deoember) stated: "After being created for about five weeks by two rnedmu men tuooeosiroly, with very little alteratioa in js&y oondition, except ths& the poin in mf ki-ccb and back was made eomewhat ee-det through the offeot of the galvanio battery! I fob" a gradual sinking that told me the dread end -itoj not far off, and one of my vidtinf frkads suggested that I should try whtl Hitohen's Bload Bestorer would do, as it wafl being io talked about far und wide. With* out ynuch faith fai it, I co-u&oated to try ik but did not notice any good (--ifoot untd X had taken about the third or fourth bottle* vhen my appetite deoidedly quiokened, anil I felt that my strength ytm ooming baok to me, I then oeased to tako tho medioine, and alb-fl-f'd nature to take ite course, but findina iay ttp\>9tite going I itimulßted it by mnafi doses of the Bestorer, using no other medi* cine, but applying the ointment freely. Bf dogi-o-2* my whole system seemed to be inn* Ij-orated j and now, after a treatment of tdx nio&the, I am able to resume charge of my vessel,, and am only waiting her arrival ia pert to do so. I oan easily walk four aaOif & day without the slightest ineonvemenee. I consider my friend's suggestions saved my life, and that it is a duty that I should publioly testify to the extraordiuary power fll Eikhfn's Blood Beatorer ovor the severeflD mu-cc of rheumatism." W. M. OWBN. Ihe agents will be happy to ihow original emmusoripts of the severe! published teiti* moniels anent the Bemedy, with soorea fll otherß not yet published. L. D. NATHAN k CO.. Auokland. Sole agents in Chrifltchuroh— COOK k BOHL u. ■ 1 " Ie there no hops P " the siok man laid, The silent dootor shook hia head. " While there is life there*** hope," he eald-j " ' 2Bgroto, dura animas o£t, spes ost,' * D E L. L. SMI -I | (Xhe only legally qualified modical nil advertising) COBBUM— On all affeotiom of the Nervoue Systenif M inatter from what oause arising On all broken-down constitutions Ou all diseases arising from eariy indimfl-j tions On Gout On Bheumatism. In these Colonies, those excesses whieh WO have indulged in "hot youth" te.'l upon Bl with fearful interest. Our regrets are useless, our repining fnt&fls 'ice sole idea should be the ohaßoee Wfl possfl»s of remedying tho ills we already havfla or combating the effects likoly lo reenll. Hide it as he may, put on as good an exterior at he oan, Btill is the viotim oonsoious that he is a living he, and that loonor or later hii vices will discover him to the world. Out? health, our obligations to society at large, thfl welfare of our future offspring, and the duty ■,-vO owe to ourselves forbid prcorastinatioßt end point out te us not to wait till thfl ravages break out inour constitutions. Before negotiating with a merchant ) before engaging with a confidential olerk} before employing a barrister, a oareful man makes enquiries as to their standing, thoir length ef opcupancy or residenoe j and, in the eaee ol a logal adviser, both as to his legal qualifications and as to his capabilities of transacting the individual business he consults him upon. Btrange to Bay, however, in the seleotioa of a medioal men, the sufferer -frequently omits thecs necessary precautions, aud without re* gard to the fitness, qualification, experieufl and ability fot the particular ailment rsquir* ing treatment, he oonsults the nearest mail} whose experience and practice, porhapi, lin in quite an oppoaite direotion. Ib ;'t astonishing that eo many-are driven mod, ore ruined in health, and ore bankrnpt in spirits, hope and money P Hare I not for yearß pointed out to them that 1, Dr Iu tu Smith, am the only legally qualified medieal man advertising in the Oolonieo f Have I noi also prosecuted, at my own expense, these very quacks, and exposed the vim mue nostrum! they are selling — such aa riioaphodyne. Essence of Life, Ao.— and bad them onolyied and found thom to consist of " Uurnt Sugar and flavouring mattor," and the certificate! I have provod to bo all forgeries. It is for thie reason th&t I stop out of the ethics o£ the pre* fession and advortiso, to give those who requiro the lervioes ef my branch an opportn* nity of knowing they oan consult a legally qualified man, and one, moreover, who htf made this hiß espeoial study, Dr L. L. Smith is tho only legally qualified medical man advertising, and he hue been in Melbourne 24 years, in full % otice ou Nebvottb Dibbabb Loss ov Powbb ahd Dkbimtt Stphilitio Ai£botionb Want oj Conditios Gout and iiBBtTKAi'MM ' Dr L. L. ftmith oan be consulted by letter. Fee, £1. Medicines forwarded to ail th* Uob> niet. Dr L. L. BMITH, 182, -Holliuß street East (lato the 2tes>d«*n»| of the Govornor), Mblboubnb. 4140