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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 17 October 1881, Page 1

,| Public Notice CURE FOR ALL HOfLLO WAY'S OINTMENI I Tfhe Heady and ReliaWe Eemedy Armed with this powerful antiaote tc ; disease, every mnn is nic own family ' P li y< l >6ii'n. Tbp.fir?t Koopitnl burgeons admit i its unparalleled and healing virtues. Foreign [ oveqsments oan- tion i' 9 u^e in th-ir naval •► »nd n>ilitftr,v service?, undiomnkiTKlthronKh<tut ' thfl wvrld repose the, t «tinoßt coiiG enee iv its curative proper* ie-«. 1 Goat, and Drqp ? j These ere among the m"?t terri'lp nnd \tfoaising di'eis-s Ao-whicth th« human frrimi is subject ; yet . ,-iv their worst form*, and tvlieii »,-eini:i»ly ,inciirnl.l«,, .they disappear under a persevejivg iipplicat.i*vn of this sootu ? inland pow> rful»*bintinHit, itftrirt attention b* ,§>uid to the printed insuv-rtiou wrapped I rouitd. eaih pot. ore Ihtfftt, Diphtheria, $.niQf«7, Mumps and all DfigLagemects of tb^iSiests«<i Throat If, on the Rpiiflnrrnce of any of these dißeaw, the Ointment be well -rubhfd, and least three times a day,-«jpim the seek ton upper part of th- chest, so us t«,^eneHate nti MlO glundg — the worst odses .*rill yiild in^ •oinparative.? short time, purtiouUrlv if '.lolloway's Fills betaken iv appropriate doses to purify the blood. ltd Legs, Bad Breasts, Ulcerous Sore and Old Wounds Vany thou*nnd3 of martyrs from the nbove complan's have found life almost insupportable but if Ilollcwav's Ointment be briskly s?-d plentifully rubbed unou and i hround the parts affected, it will quiclrly i p <n< trate to the source of the evil ; ease may | be safely guaranted, and disease driven from j the eyi>tem. Nothing can be more simple in I i than the manner in which it is applied . nothing more sanitary thst its action on tn ! body, both locally and constitutionally, ' Mother's Friend— Skin Disea howev Desperate may be Eadically Cured | Scald heads, itch, blotches en the sks* ; scioluloua sore*, king's evil, and such like j *»ei'tions, .yield to the mighty power of this \ fine Oinlnient, provided it be well rubbed | around the affected parts two or three times f a day and the Piils be taken according to the i printed directions, j A Certain Curs or Pilea slu | Thousands of persons suffer excruciating ! agony for years from these fearful complaints j through lalse delicacy. Anyone so suffering j ehouljd at once puchuse a Pot of Holloway s ■ Ointmei „re*d the directions which aocpmpany f if, att upon Ftb«ni. to the letter, andihe will, j without (?h%il*j, succeed in obliterating every vestige of,tijeae sh«*B*ing t &e Ointftfflt and i>Hk should be wed ; Jn the fallowing complaints : ad (Leg* Corns (sofi) Scalds Bad Breast* Fistulas Son Throats Burns Gout Skin Diseases Bunions Glaudular Scurv Chilblains Swellings Sore Beads ■ <- happed hands Lumbago Tumours ' contracted and Piles Ulcers Stift'Jouits Rheumatism Wounds DYSENTERY , «<3HOLERA, J?" XV EP AGgJ®, COUCbffS, COLDS, ic. I Dtt T . ,COLI^« BROWNE'S' (Bx Army ,tw) ' C II L O $ .0 D y N B I Is the Original *nd on.y Goauine. 1 Caoio^— "V i3e-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood tatect that Dr Collis Browne was unJoubredlj the vmutor of "CHLOBODYNE;" .that tne story of.the defendant Freeman bejng the inyeatqr w^s deliberately untrue, jrhjcli he .^egrelited bad been *i?ori> to. Eminent Honn^l Physi«i&nß of London stated that Dr J. CfoLLia Bbo,vt»s was the discoverer of Chlcu-odyne; that they prescribed it largely, and mean no other thar Dr BBOwKE's.—See Times, of July 12, 18J4- --; The Public, therefore, are cautioued against 1 suing any other than Da J Collis Browne's Cht^b^dyvb BKMEDIAI, USES AND ACTION i I This INVALUABLE REMEDY proI duces quiet refreshing sleep, re. ? ieieve»p»iu 1 calms the system, restores the derauged; j functions and stimulates and ce&yjitejj j the secretions of thfi body witbo*t .qreuAUJg ' any of those unpleasant results attending the use of opium Old and young may rake it at all hours and ti ues when requisite Thousands of persons testify to its nu>rve> . lousgood effects $nd wonuerlul cures wjbjle 1 medical men ext plaits virtues most ext*i»«iyely using it in great quantities in the following Dieeuse« — Diseases in which it is iowad eminsntly useiul — Cholera Dysentery Diarrhcea Colics Uough* Asthma Hheua.aiic6 [Kxfa^ts from Medical Opinions] Tue JKi-ht ilou Eurl KusstU coiiuuini cateU to the College of Physicians ana J T Davenport thut be had r«ce*ived inlpnu^tiou • to the etfeot that the only remedy ,of any ', eervice in Cholera was Chloro.l^e-«ee ' I Laucet December 31 iah'4 : Beware of spurious and dangerous compounds so.d as Chlorodyne from wuicb lie quent fatal results have tol owed See leading article Pharmaceutical Jour nalAugnstl 186'J which su.es tliut Dr ) \ Collis Brown was the inventor of chlurouyue ■ uuci that it is u' way b right to use nis pre I paratiou when Chluiodyne is ordered CAUTION— None genuine without h>? I words — i)r J COLLIB iJBOW^B on tbo Gov ernuieut Stamp — Overwhelming' uudival teßtimonj accompanies each bottle " I Hi