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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 27 July 1881, Page 1

Public Joticn CUKE I OR' ALL rf 0 L L O W AY'S 01 N T Ii K N ! The Eeaf»7 and ilc'iab'e Eemc.'y Armed with lhi« powerful anti.*- te f> di=ea?e, ovrj nian is I'- 5 r "' n f:ir.'i<. pby?ic!H.n. , ':.l!.c .(ir.-t !■• -! -ital -m= :, Mvit it^Wftpftr^Hffcr^-tt^henliMij a •rit»-\ A K-o»-.-»tf overnnients s:ui ! fi n i : s n -•'•'■ in ' ] .\ '■>• "■■'■ vm : and f.'.ilitarv «ci v-f'?, --ii-rl jri.-n- !-;ii»- i th -.>'.i::!|. n' th" world rei-o?^ »]>.<« utn:c?t co: !i ei-ee in \l^ curative n'operMe;. Gout, Ivli:un!ati3m and Dr.-p-y Th»«e Hrf among tlie nv-sf terr! le an.- 1 vgoniginj; Hiso-is 9 to which lh" lnn:';in frarnr is subjeot ; yet i;i tl):-i:' W"ist form*, m-d when seemingly iiu f u!:il lt>, tiiey di?.rn i (>:ir under n pfirsrverinc itpn'i.'ati'.-n of fhi.-s k -otti ing and powerful Ointir.-iit, if «t ■ icf ntf'MilioM be paid to Mie printed ins ruction wrapped round each pot. ore Threat, Diphtheria. Qrinser. Mumps and ai: E^rangemsnts of the Chast aud Throat I/, on tlie appear vce of a!;y of fh-se disease?, the Ointment bo well rub^rd, ard lenet three times h riav, upon -h^nrekton upper part of th" ('lies'-, co as fo pene raY nil •he ghuids — ihe worst r tses wii' yi"! 1 iti a •onipsirative'v short tiu^, |>>.tienl >vlv if 'lolloway's Fills be tak.-n in appropriate dose? to jurify ihe blood. Bad Legs, Bad Ereas^s, Ulcerous Sore and Old "Wounds Vany thousands of marvvs !Vom tiso -bove compliin's have found life almost. in»up* portable but if Hoik war's Ointmetit be briskly nnd plentifully rubbtH us on and Bround the parts afF-eted, it wii! q-iick'.y penetrate to the source of the evil ; ea^e miv be safely guarantecl, and disea--e driven fnvu the sy.-teiu. Nothing can be more ?iir;pie in i than the manner in which it is applied nothing move sanitary that its act "on on t'u body, both locally and constitutionally, Kother's Friend— Skin Disea hovev Desperate may be Ead'cally Cured Se.ald heads, iteli, blotches >~n the pit 3" sci'ofulous sore?, kind's evil, and sncli like n'ei'tions, yield to the mighty power of this me Oinfmenr, provided it be well rubbed around the affected parts two or tine? tiir.es a day and the PiiU be iukeu according to the printed directions, A Certain Curs or Filea slu Thousands of persons suffer excruciating a^ony for years from these fearful complaints through Jalse delicacy. Anyone so suffering Oiiitmer .read the directions which iiceoinpanv i% act upon them to the letter, and he will. without ciffieulty, succeed in obliterating every vestige of these harassing complaints. the Ointment and Pills slionld be used in the following complaints : ad Legs Corns (soff) Scalds Bad Breustri Fistulas Son? 'throats Burns Gout Skin Diseases Bunions Glaudu-ar Seurv Chilblains Swellings Sors heads chapped hands Lumbago Tumours •Jontracted and Piles Ulcers StifTJouits llheumatism Wounds DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, U'YJLS AGUE, COUGII3, COLDS, io. DE T . COLLIS BROWNE {Sx A miv t%\.) CIILOE 0 D V N K Is tb« Ong ; ,val and on.y Genuine. CAniu.f-— Vi?e-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wooa tated that Dr Ooltjs iJKoWNE was undoubtedly the riveutor of "CHLORODYNE;" that tiie story of the defendant Freeman being the inventor was deliberately untrue, .vhich he regretted had been swori' to. Emineut Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr J. Collis Bkowne wii* the discoverer of Chlorodyne ; that they pro scribed it largely, and mean no other thai: Dr Browne's.— See Times, of July 12, 1554. The Public, therefore, are cautioned against suing any other than JUb J Collis Beow.n'e's Cj'-loiodyvk REMEDIAL FSES A>'D ACTI^X This INVALUABLE REMKDi' pro. duces quiet refreshing sioep, relieieve.-pain calms the system, restores the der.iM^e-1 functions and stimulates aud refill >tes the secretions of the body without civ;iiiiig j any of those unpleasant, results attending the use of opium Old and young may r.-ike it at all hours aud tines when requisite Thousands of persons testify to in jjiUi-vcl-lous good effects and woiMor:ul cures while medical men extoi it.» virtues most exti-ns;veiy using it in great quantities iv the following Disease* — Diseases in which it is found eminsnt'y use ul— Cholera J)y3entery DiarrhaM Coiies Ooughjr As-tbuiu liheuu uti^i i [ExiMi.l3 from Medic.il Opinions] Tiie Right Hon Earl ltuss: ll communicated to the i'olle^e of Physimuns and J J' Davenport tint be had received information to the eti'eot that the only remedy of any j service in Cholera was Chloro-i,' ue -tco ' Lancet December 3l 181)1 * I Beware of spurious and "i'lrtgeroi:^ compounds soxl as Chhrothne f otii w.iiu'i iro ' quent fatal results have iol owed See leading article Pha; :na^euM"e:il Jom nal August J ISOJ whicii sum th it l>rj Collis Brown was the inventor of ; hiiiMUm- I and that it is ji'ways ng'it to use lit* pvt j paialiou when C'hlo.o.iyne is oivioivd | CAUTI -N— None g.-uuine wiJhou.t h.< I words — Dr J Colics ukow.-e "ii the Uov j erntucut — Ovcvv\heliniti;r in ai.;.u ' testimony ucomuanies each boiiio |