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L Public Notice \ - • •• ftKßi^^^wH^BaßH)Ss l ■ «&J^BHnT^<^^S^B^B^Ars Sbi kE9fl^^^>g^M^K2H' 'I , ... T ;CUBE J?OB AIjB HOLLOWAY'S O'INTMENI The Eead/aad/IteuiiWe Remedy , ,Ar,med vith this powerful antidote,; to disease, every nlari 'is his own ■ family* physician. The nrst Hoßpital Surgepns admit its unparalleled and healing virtues. Foreign dvernmentß sanction its use in their naval andjnUitary services, and mankind throughout the world repose the utmosj; confidence in its curative propertiesi ■■' r 'Gout, Rheumatism and Dropsy ,• Thpfee are* among the most terrible and wonising diseases. ,to which the human frame is subject} yet k 'their worst fbmis, ; and when seemingly, incurable^ ;^hey disappear under a persevering application of this Booth - ni^ ind-powbrfuLOintment, <f strfßt Utention be, paid to the printed instruction wrapped round each pot. Sore ' Throat, Diphtheria,. Quinsey, Mumps and all Derangements of tfoe Chest and Throat •If j on the appearance lof 'any of these diseases, . the Ointment be well rubbed, and 46881* three 3 times a day, upon the neck to a upper ipart of the •chest, so aS t* penetrate all (he glands — the worst oases will yield in a ;«oniparftlte!y' stoHi time^ particularly if Wolloway.'s Pills be taken inappropriate doses tojghrify the blood. , Bad L^'gs, Bad Breaßts.'Ulceroaß Sore and Old ,'.■''■ '.i< '< Wounds" ; J,,; ; , ', ■ .'.'; -Many thousands of martyrs from the above complants have found life almost insup. portable tot' if -Holloway's Ointment be br)skl| and plentifoljy; rubbed upon and around ,the partis afiected, it will quickly penetrate to the source of the : eviU may .be .safely guaranted, and disease driven from, the sys-Teun JNothingcan.be more simple in life' thftii the maiiner in which it is applied nqthkig ;tot*p sanitary than its action on the Uoily, b,oth locally and>oons^itationally, " M The o ßdtier'B,rriend— SMn Dfte* howw '■ JDespertttmay W RadieaHy Ctocd Scal(i 'fieads, itch, blotches on the skin sciofulous sores, king's evil, and such like iyp9ivtinlmo|^t, provided it be well ruooed ittoWdtTO'"' affected parts two or three times > Mw «nd the.j^illß be taiw ftccordiflg t» the prinre4 directions, ... '.] Vj\i ; 'C^rlia' i lerii '''}Ti]\ f. i q- XKousands^o/ 1 pe'rVonS suffer eXcru<h"aHng ; ' afeony IBl%ews^from theße fearful complaints -through.- Jalse delicacy. Anyone so suffering , should., at jonce puchasaa Pot of Hollo way s Oimiie| jej9theiirectiouilhicliacc|mv^ay 'ir, actr'upon-^thesn -to thellelterr^udlie will, without -Cifficulty, succeed in obliterating •flf^y seatiija^ibf |^ ,hjajrajdin£ com^laintf.^ the Ointpient and'pMs $noutd te vied * % Jn the following hiomptaintt : ad Legs' ' - : Cok»'(Joff) " Scalds • ' J BadßreßsU ! (Fistulas ' Sofe'lhrdata ,; Burns * , r Gout t Skin Diseases Bunions 'Gl4u3ular Scurv* c! : ChilWwhs - ; ■ 'Spellings Sbrs jkeadi -i' chapped hands Lumbago. Tumours contracted ,an^ Piles . Ulcers Stiff Joints Rheumatism Wouncls' pYSENTEB^, : * CHOLERA, S K VEB 1 AGUE, COUGHS, COLDS, &c. DE T . COLMS BROWNE'S ! •' :! --' I <Bk"A*W •• &S!)* :i!> - '•■'■ .0 : H. O B Q ,D...Y,-..N K •'" Is tixe <Jnsßfl and ,'piuy Genuine. OAittiorf.— Vioe»(3hanceUorSirW.?.Wood tofied thai Dr Oolus Bbowhb was uli- 1 , Joubwdly the , hvedtor of ."^HLOBO.. JOYNE ?*'' that l th« ; story of the -'defeWarft Freeman bei^theinveHtorTrßß/ deliberately i untrue, which he regretted had been sworu to*. Eminent Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr J. Coilis Bbownb was the discoverer of Chlorodynei that; -fliejr prescribed,- it > Jargely, and mean no other, thiui Dr ißßdwlft's.— See 2?ffle#, of July 12, 1864- --• The Public, therefore, are cautioned against Biiing- any other than « - ■■'- - ■■■"'. ~J 1)& J CoIJ-13 BBOWSE'a CHXOBODTNE ; BEMBDIAI 0888 AKS ACTIok .:. „ This UfYALtTABLE BE MED Y pro- ; ducesk auiet refreshing deep, reheitvespain ■ calms the sysUni restores the deranged functions and stimulates and regulates the secretions of the ijotij^ V^ithout treating any of those utitiKssant. result's attending the use of opium Old .and young may take it at all hours and ti-nes when ' requisite i Thousands of persons testify to its marvellous good effeots and wonderful cures while medical men, extol it* virtues most extensively using it in grtftt quWntiifie* in the f dllowihg Diseases— ' ' ' Diseases in which it is lound eminently • ' useiul— Cholera Dysentery Diarrhoea ' ' . Colics : Cough* Asthma .Rheumatics [Extracts from Medical Opinions] The Right Hon Earl Russell con>iuuuicated to the College of Physicians and J T' D.avenport thnt be bad received" information to the effect that the only remedy of any 'service in Cholera, was Chlorodyae— see Lancet December 31 1864 Beware of spurious and dangerous compounds sold us Chlorodyne from which fre quent fatal results have fol owed See leading article Pharmaceutical Joty* aalA-ugnstl 1869 which etuies that Dr J Coilis Brown wad the inventor of Ohlorodyne and that it is always right to use'lhis pre paration when Chlorodyne is ordered CAUTIQK— None genuine, without the words— x)t J Collib Bbownb on the Gov erniucut Stamp — Overwhelming mtdical testiinonj ttccpmpapies each, bottle -^ ■::■) ■:.■■:..., uj J J^ RUS e;s , IJR ffiO T I. C I BE./ Fersiail Insect Deifabtfeg PbWder. - - yThis powder is unrivalled in destroying $eas, bugs, ants, flj tBl cookroaches, beetles, gflais, mo»(u i itp s .moih % On funs, AoJ^tfd•W other species of iniect in all stages of uietamorphosw td Kunlarf' beings, and is qd.je ha.mle 88 m itß a ppH cation fi to dogß ,«*a. poultry, 40. We Sfc but on trial fa h&iJ owd « to secure confidence jno other Mafad well be Wanleikihttya fieri " . 'd ■ri\L*\ P * ° Bhould Encourage by their LiUeral Support the Manufocture of Cols ouial Produenons, and tbus render unoccssury uHmibm?e.proictiT ct di4ie« -,

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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1089, 19 May 1882, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1089, 19 May 1882, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1089, 19 May 1882, Page 4

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