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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 20 July 1881, Page 1

Public Ifotlco .■•■.^' ? ■ CUKE FOH ALL HO L L O WAY'S OIN T M K X I' The J?ead; r Jitv.l Rc'iah'G Fowp'y Armed wilh t l<i.-» innvii-Mi! a 1 H ■;• If <rr H c rn <!i3 , pV'Tr vpi i? imh r>*. v n '"■•it ■]'■<. j phy. = Jci-'Tj. ' ''" ii ;•-;. il ■■r-< > ••«->- i r.!ii i's mi;:i!r :ll«-'.-r- :iv,<\ i>e:. 'iv^ ir : si ■■ . ■■ : v • overrif^ni-j .'_;<ri !i n i's :!■"' i" ! '' i" '<-v< I ond^^litarv^f/pii'^s, j»jid uiaukni'l-tit^iinl^ ,<!• | cirative proper: ie-. " ' Cent. Ifc-umatisni and Drr? y I Th»**e hi'i' among fhe r.r?t terri'le nv 1 \tfnn:sit!tr iti-eis r to which th" Iniimn fi:pii' Ii? SuHjvct ; Ti>f in tiirii- w vsf <f«'-m«. ••>'"' vhcii Sfpini-.i^'j iii'-ur:'' \r, they nis:i]-!"ea»- --| under :i per^rvri-iniT !»p!>'i'-:7'i- n ol this s o'.!; ing aud pow-rfu : Oi'ttment, if st u t at!en!i.)'i be paid to the printed ins ri;r(ion wrapped to und eath pot. ore ITircat. Diphtheria. JjHinsey, Mumps and all Eprangements of thes|Siest, aud Throat I f , on the nppentwftpfci "of any of th se dipea«p«, the Ointment %£ well rubbed, nr.d least three times a day, upon :heneekton upper pnrt of th • clleß^, sn as to p^ne'ra'e all •he glands — the worst "..wqb wiP yi-M i>« a ?omparatire'T short timp, pn.tii-uh'.rlv if Wolloway's fills be taken iu appropriule doses to j'urify the blood. ?ad Legs, Bad Breasts, Ulcerous Sore and Old - : Wounds Kany 'thousands oX : mar'vr3 from the -hove complan's hare found" life almost in -upportable but if HolleWtV.'s Ointment be briskly n:id plentifully ruM<e I ii"on nnd around the parts aff-rte', it will qiieKlv p mctrnfe to the source of the evil ; ea^e may be safely guaranted, and disea-e driven from the sy-tem. Nothing can be more (simple in f than the manner in which it is applied nothing more sanitary th:;t its action on th body, both locally and cmsti'iitioiially, Blothers Friend— Skin Disea howev Desperate may be Ead cal'y Cured Scald ¥t>B«lfl, ite.h, blotrheg ; n the ?k 3" scrofulous sore?, king's evil, and such like ilJ eotions, yield to the mighty power of fir's ilne Ointment, provided it be well rubbed around the affected psirtg twAfr tliro-3 times a diy and the Pills be taken according tj the printed directions, A Certain Cure or Pile a slu Thousands of persons suffer excruciating a?ony for year? from these fearf.il cnmpi.iinis through false delicacy. Anyme =o sulf-rimj should nt oiMie puch.-ise a Pot <>f l!oilo«vv s Oinlmer .read the riireetiot s winch nceou.panv it, act upon them to the letter, and he wii'l, ■-\riHroiit eifficulfy, succeed in obliteriiting every vestige of theee harasoing complaints. the Ointment and Pills should he used in the following complaints : ad Legs Corns (soil) Scalds Had 3reust» Fistula.3 S<>™ 'J h routs Burns Gout Skin D'seuses Bunions Glaudular Scurv Chilblains Swellings Sora heads ' -happed lianas Lumbago T-tmours 'Contracted and Piles U'cers SStiffJoints Uheumalism Wounds 0 DYSENTERY , CHOLERA, bA / EF AGUE, COUGHS, COLDS, jb. DTI T . COI-LI3 BROWNE \%x Arnv tail) OIILOB 0 D Y N M Is the Ur'.gwat and on.y Gouuiue. GAniu^— "V i Sir W. P. Wood tated that Dr Jollis Urownb wa3 undoubtedly the hvßiitor of "CHI.OUODYNE;" that hid story of the defendant Freeman being the inventor wns deiiberatelv untrue, .vhich lie regretted lui't been sworp to. Eminent Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr J. Collis Browne was tindiscoverer of Chlorodvnr ; tint they proscribed it largely, and mean no other thar Dr 13EOW2fE's.— c>ce Times, of July 12, 13 >t. The Public, therefore, are cautioned ug.iinst suing any other than JL>u J Collis 13 kow.ve's Cv:.oinvxs& REMEDIAL U.-E3 Alx'D ACXI X This IXYALUAULK KEilK^l* produces quiet refreshing sleep, re.'ieiev.'-.-paiii calms the system, restores the der.i-ige:« functions aud etiimtlates and re^ui'tcs the secretions of the body without en-Mini: any of those unyleasaar. results iitteu.iiiig the vsc of opium Old and young may take it ai all hours and ti nes when reijuisite Thousands of persons testify to i'd n.arvtllous good effects and woruerlul euros while medical men extol iti virtues most exti-ns ;veiy using it in great quantities in the following Diseases — Diseases in which it is tound . emln?nt'y use ul— Cholera Dysentery Diarrhupa Colies Coughs Asthma Uheuir utics [Kxfa^ts Iroui Medical Opinions] The Ki.'ht lion Eurl Russ-il co ;-uiuni cated to the College ot I'll vsieians and J T Davenport thit bo had re.eeived iiifonnati.)n to the ellcct that the only remedy oi' an service iu Cholera \>as Chluro.iuio -etx- ' Laucet December 3l ISHIs Beware of spurious and dangerous compounds so.d as Chliuo.ivue f om whk-U Ire quent fatal results have iol owed See leading article Pii:inii:i--;eu:ieal Jour nal August J JbGii which stti-es tliut Dr J Collis Brown was the inventor of ' lil->n> tvne mid that it is a'ways right to use his prt paratiou when Chloiodyno is ordered CAUTl'iS'— None g-.-nuine without h" words — j)r J L'olliS Ijkowm; <>n the Gov erniuiut Slamp — 0 vent helming in dica) testimonj ac-JOiiipanies eitcli bolt lo .1.1 :t. i