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Tuapeka Times, Volume XI, Issue 753, 6 March 1878, Page 4

Ms there no hpps ? the~sickman said ; „ Tlie'kilent'docto'r shbo^His^d, 1 ; "' l ' ."While there.is'life there's s )tiipe\ MS cn^'.\ l D : °'R ; i " ■ ' L. ; j f ''T^.' -; 3' ; 'M'' 'r,'''T a 9 .'/(Theftmly lega.lly n -qhalifie'a. J me I dical ■piah i ' ' ' '■'odve'rtisinfeV.'' l - Tlffe - •'•* -j •" !l ! - rJ fe ! Jif's'%;fts^™ i;i "'■■• •On r affecticwfct 6?-%&lCssm*^fto4b ' ''(n^ 1 matter fram>h#cau } s-e'4i>ls'ingy:- L • O&'aTlbrbl^ffi^n^^iislifiifijjas?^^'"^ "' On'ai^disfea^sVirisiiigfrom'l'e'tft^ '^itiSiScTe- : lions.''" 1111 11' I",':'','1 ",' : '',' ',' '"\'"l ",'".'. I owd-ufc:' 1 ;" 1 "."'-' •'•;'>;■ ■'•;■'• ; v 'OnHhilni-aMh'' ',\,\l '"! /„! I i »' In these 'coldnifes. tWose .e'xce^3e's''-wh t ibh;^ } bav'e indnlgerl'ik •fnoCyonmf ten'lup'on'ua ; with fearful interest. ' \"' ", ™ , v';,u ' ;, ;; ' ' \ \ Our . regrets ' dfe; usel6s I s, ( ''oi l ir.!' 'f'epiiiiilg's futile. ' Tlif sVulTdfia wbtrtfi* b;e"We"dhance> •we pdssess 6'f' remedying 'ttie'ifl^ wfe"alr'eady have, ,01' combating' Llie. effects Hkfe3y 'to result, tfidc i,t'a3 he may,put'|on J^s'g66ciyxfei ; i6r as he can, Kill is tliij'victim 1 cdn's'cious that he is n living lie, and that sootiWdr liier'his vices -ivill discover him to tTfe^Soria:- Our Faith, oiir obligation^ to .siiclatytd^.lii?rg f 4^th£(lKelfafb of our future offaprjfig^ttnflMbe duty, we owe to oui-Belves forbids, procrastination, and ■points out .to, us, not. to r "waif tilL,the{&7wages break out ip pi\r; con^itn^jpns. j,Eefore necopiatjn^wrth a' ,merchani., .before engaging witli'a confidentjal c^rk'; *bfefore emplnyin g .& barrisfce'r, a • t^l' ' msm 'makes enguiries'.^s to the^r, stsndingj WeiH Btrgth of ocbupaficy or restfdebce '; in'tHe'^caie oi a legal adviser, Wh as| to, ! his'l6gal tibns and n^ 1 tor his Capabilities ' W 7 ti*aitstiCTing tlie intlividUstl Tjusilq^ss lie > 'cqnstiH3 l Hibi "upon Strange to' say, hpweyeri'm 1 'tlie selection of 'a medical' mai),' the sUgbrdr! 'ftctlhe^pj 6mW. tliese necessary ' pfecautidhs , and without/ r^gard'^'o the' fitness, qualification, exptefteiice an.d 'dbilitry for the' pa'rtici!i!ar'!'ailme'nt requi4 ring trdatmp'Hf^ he 2 consults the' neares^"inrffa'i whose experience and practice I ,' perhaps lies in quite : iln' opposite direction.' , "' ' , r ' ' ' It is astoniahipg th'ai'sb many:- are driven rritid, aye rriiaed in health, 1 aiioC are- bankrupt inspirits, hope a'4'd' mPney ? '/Have In'ot.fotf years pointed' out to them that r.-Dr.'" L'.^L. Smith, am'the'onvi) legally qadtifte'a'' 'medical man advertising in the colonie'& i ?" l 'Es.pve t lln'o^ also , prosecuted ' at" my ' own expeiißeJ' lhesp ( very Quacks', and exposed th'eva'ribus' nostrums' tjiey are' "selling,— ,such , as 1 '''phb'stihoSlyne'j EsseHce^bf LTfe.'&c.— and had th'eni 1 iiriaiysed an d'fon'ncl them td ( consist df " l ßuVht Sugar and flavoring Inatfefo' 1 and ttfi certificates ' I have piovEii't'o be allforg'eries. It i^fojr jh,is reason that' l step- out of "the' e't'hics' and 'advertise^ to give those whp require the services' of irfy branch' an bppbrferiity, of knbwin'g they can consult a legally moreover, who hasmadetSigliisespecial study. Dr. L. L" Smith • is,^he, paly. legally qualified niedical > "ma l d'"'!ielve 4 rtisirig'',- ; and he has been in Melbourne-24-yearsrin full practice on Nervou3 Diseases n '/. ->Vi »»'\") . of Power ana jDebility; :,--<u'. . „ Syphjlitip, \.',\> - • >S : \ • ; ' „ ..W^ant of .Condition. .;r „ vih.'.n"- i 1 ?' an'd^ Eheumatism, ,. wl m . '» \J>fc(jL: L. 'SMITH can be consulted/b y letter-—^ee^dßl. Medicines for wavdedi to all,; the. COlon 68.i ■ - ',•!:■» U" ti ■Db».L. L. SMITH,. 182 ColKtis st. East;f • (Late' the Residence of the Governor.) • „, • i' 1 i - MECBOTJjRNOB, 1 ■ • '■" " T~7"^ ; KAY E *•©...' ■'- • ' WORSPELFS ,PlL^g, npjHE GOOD OLD EN^LtSH REMEDY, 1 ' , " FOR ALL DISEASES. ' - - „ ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS. • KKOWJX ALL 'OVER .THE ' WORrIJDt . 'J • ' ! r.For- upwards of half a century 1 KAYE'S' WORSDELL'S PILLS have' been esteerfied" as thei best remedy for the prevention' aiid ' cure •of • disease. There 1 ' ug'e render^ ' the doctor unnecessary in the family. • • ' • r ' , i Acting onithe blood'they purify 1 it- from" all- humors,, rendering the .life-giving-fl uid healthy, in. its . action, . "an'd 1 consequ'entty restoring and establishing the health ot the invalid. -...• --•,-/ : . 4 „,: These Piils.are invaluable to; EMIGR^NTi", ' being a certain, remedy for. all diseafsea'of the" Stomach, • Lungs, -' Liver; &c. Are'equally: adapted, for all ages and either Bex.. 'Persons residing . in, the Colonie^ who cannot have recourse to medical advice, rwill -there* J fore find them,indespensible.-' . »t» t * ,The Proprietor has inhis'possession'tliousands of testimonials, bearing "witness to tHe> wonderful efficacy of' this invaluable medi>\ cine, a selection of which' accompaines each-, box. , 4 ■_ "'♦ - .r ' ; ! '■•>.(» ( Sp.ld by all Chemists. and other Dealers in - Patient; Medicines ithroughoufcthe world;. at.ls I^d, 23,94, and; 4s 6d per-boJu." , , " ■' ' EUROPEAN ' . •.■ j AX 'English', 1 Firm, ' !of good/ standing; .'and Jong experience, exporting, to, all 1 partfirof 'the' world English ,an,d European.) Merchfandise of 'evßry. () descrip^iqn, and, Ma- • v ufabturiug 1 in 1 'Twelve , Depai't'm«i^s of- , Bir- : min^hain Goods', ' will execute orders wittt cate' '^nd' disjpatch, at lowes^lSnglish' jpriqes^ • ' Dir&t orders' "i&ujbt be accompanied. |Witjh ; all" 'or' 'part chsh.'.' Orders" 'jtjSr^ugV, t^ondpa. Agents/'cglsh '' on delivery of gqpds,,- ' Hl^k-.i 'trate'd 1 Bopk' sent on application to JOHiif 1 P£LTy,'Qlbbe"W r 6rks,' Birmmgh4'm.';!Respon- . sible'-A'gents tre'ati^d with. Foreign 'Proaucp ' "solfl 'On commission. , '" l '" ' ' ■ .' - Sllnstrated catalogues to' be seen at.tie 'Times office ' ' ' '" l