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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4865, 3 December 1883, Page 4

, M«XUO»1 HEALTH IB WEALTH. | n sfjuvi^B [ oAAQs^^^l I *^sfsd *Jj|i r^ VVfrixi^ *• *isV I Db B. 0. Wbst*o Nbbvb urn BilA 'iBBATMBjrT, guaranteed speoifio for Hyitorit» Diziiness, Oonvoleions, Fita, Hervons JBTen* ralgia, Headache, Nervous Frustration caused, by the use of aloohol or tobaooo, Wakafnlaaatj Mental Depression, Softening of the Bratet, resulting in insanity and leading to misery, deoay and death, Premature Old Age Barrao*ness, Loss of Power in either sex, Involuntary ' Losses and Spermatorrhosa caused by ovM» exertion of the brain or over-indnlgttMftv Baoh box contains one month's treaunnl*. 6s a box, or six boxes for 265, sent by mail' prepaid on reoeipt of prioe. Wl GUABANTBE BIX BOXBB To cure any oase. With eaoh ordor reoetvef by n» for aix boxes, aooompaoied withSlf,^ we will send the purchaser our writtol guarantee to refund the money if tht treats ment does not effeot a cure. Guarantee issued only by G. BOBNINGTON, Chemist, 66ft Ohristohuroh, N JL Not a " BUBPBISING OUBI Ttf those who know what Jti.ITOHBN'B XJLOOD XtLIBTOBBI HAS DONE. In tke Auckland «]Bv»niDg Btor" pt tk«V 27th April last appeared the f oUowing faWaV whioh explains itself t— t- , The bng Bella Mary, from MelbourM, H ballast, bound for Kaipara, put into harbtw yesterday morning to obtain medioal aid tim Oaptain Owen, master of the vessel, whoiii been very unwell during the latter parti I <. the voyage. Oaptain Owen, who has f ollowMt the seafaring profession for many yean, Mil had never until leaving Melbourne m April 10th last suffered from illness of Mf severe nature, was suddenly soised on thai date with violent pains in the baok. Haat then he has been swung upin a hammock la the cabin quite helpless. The vessel wai fC Kaipara at noon on Thursday last, but tfct weather being thiok and foggy, it was deinnM advisable to some on to Auokland for median usistanoe. The barque arrived early ysstw day morning, and Dr Moore having been •atf for, visited Oaptain Owen, and gate instratf tions to the mate of the vessel regarding treat* ment. The invalid is suffering from a speeiei of rheumatism of a severe nature, ana tht) doctor considers it advisable to effeot a jpartiil recovery before attempting the removal el kit patient to more suitable quarters on shora, Oaptain Owen is well known in Auokland| and many residents will be sorry to lean M }}\§ affiiotion. Bef erring to above, Captain Owen hai thll day (Ist Deoember) stated t "After Mm treated for about five weeks by two msdiafl men successively, with very little alteratiai in my oondition, except that the pain in n£§ hands and baok was made somewhat MuriM through the effeot of the galvanic battery, I felt a gradual sinking that told me tht drta! end was not far off, and one oi my visitinf friends suggested that I should try what Hitohen's Blood Bestorer would do, as it wll being so talked about far and wide. With* out muoh faith in it,d consented totryitj but did not notice any good effect until X had taken about the third or fourth hottta, when my appetite decidedly quickened, ani I felt that my .strength wtu coming batktt me. I then ceased to take the mediome, aai allowed nature to take it* ooune, but ***^Hl my appetite going I stimulated it byonafl doses of the Bestorer, using bo other midJ* cine, but applying the ointment freely* Mf degrees my whole system seemed to be Ibvh gorated j and now, after a treatment of Hi months, I am able to resume charge of mf vessel, and am only waiting her arrival til pert to do so. I can easily walk four siUtf a day without the slightest inconvenience* t ' consider my friend's suggestions saved my life, and that it is a duty that I ihouul publicly testify to the extraordinary power af Hitchen's Blood Bestorer over the sevexNt eases of rheumatism." W. If. OWBV. The agents will be happy to show origin) manuscript! of the several published mkV monials anent the Bemedy, with moni af others not yet publiihed. L. D. NATHAN & 00., Aucklani, Bole agents in Ohristohuroh— 0007 & BOHL " Is there no hope f " the sick man aid* The silent doctor shook his head. " While there is life there's hope," he talA " • JSgroto, dum animas est, cpes est»* " D B L. L. S M 1 (The only legally qualified medioal nil advertising) OONitnt/T— On all affections of the Nervous Byittm, M matter from what cause arising < On all broken-down oonstitutioßS .On all diseases arising from early indiftv* tions On Gout On Bheumatism. In these Oolonies, those excesses whiek VI have indulged in "hot youth" tell upon U with fearful interest. Our regrets ore useless, our repining fmttti The solo idoa should be the ohaaoss .Vfl possess of remedying the ills we already havti or combating tho effoots likely to rerall, Hide it as he may, put on v good an exteriM as he oan, still is the victim conscious that a* v a living lie, and that sooner or late* all vices will discover him to the world* Oat health, our obligations to society at large, tkf welfare of our future offspring, and the duty we owe to ourselves forbid proorostinatioa, and point out to us not to wait till th* ravages break out in our constitutions. Before negotiating with a merchant % beftft engaging with a confidential ol«ik| twfOM employing a barrister, a careful man. makta enquiries as to their standing, thcif lenfth #fl ocoupanoy or residence ; and, in the ease af a legal adviser, both as to hie loppl qualifies)" tions and as to his capabilities of twinsartang the individual business he oonsulti him upon* Strange to say, however, in the aeleotioa of • medioal man, the sufferer frequently omitl these necessary precautions, ana without N* gard to the fitness, qualification, experieMi and ability for the particular ailment refute* ing treatment, he consults the newest mas, whose experience and proctioe, perhaps, lilß in quite an opposite direotion. Is it astonishing that so many are driven mod, are ruined in health, and we bankrußt in spirits, hope and money P Have I not tor years pointed out to them that I, Dr L. Eh Smith, am the only legally qualified mtdleal man advertising in the Oolonies P Hove I not also preseouted, at my own oxpeose, theicr very qttaoks,and eiposed the various nostrum* they are selling — suoh as Phosphodyne. Essence of Life, &c— and had them analysed and found them to consist of "Burnt Sugar and flavouring matter," anal the certificates I have proved to be all forgeries. It is for thif reason that I stop out of the ethics of thtprjafossioQ and advertise, to give those who r«a quire the sorvioes of my hranoh an opportu« nity of knowing they con consult a legally qualified mau, and one, moreover, who has made this his especial study. Dr L, L. Smith is tho only legally qualified medioal mas advertising, and he has Dees if Melbourne 24 years, in full »<iotice 09 Nhbvottb Dibbabb loss of powbb and dbbimtt Syphilitic Akpbotiokb Want op Oohmtiof Gout and Kh8UM1«XI»; Dr L. L. Smith can be oonsultod by letttffiFee, £1. Medioines forwarded to all tht Coir' nies. Dr L. L. BMITH, 18S, Collins street East (late the Besidtnti of the Governor), Melbottbnb. 6179'