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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1188, 27 October 1882, Page 4

Public Notice >j^gg_*3-_ii^^ CUIOC l'Uil M.L ry o L l o \v a y ' s ointment The Ready and Heliab'e Remedy Armed with ihi- powerful antidote to -licea>-e, every man :s t) is own family pliyi-iciim. The first MoMpiud Surgeons admit ii* unpanllelcd unci healing \irtue.J. Foreign overuineuls sitin-tii.-n i's use in th. ir naval and military services, m.d mankind ihiough'Ut the world repose the utmost conti eneo iv Us curative propcrlirn. Gout, Rheumatism and Dropsy These bi-p among the iii"st terrible and vgonising diseases to which the human frame is subjeci j yet iv their worst forms, and ' when seemingly incurable, they disappear under a persevering upplicutlun ol this si.ntii nig ">d powerful Ointment, 'f strict uileiilion be paid to the printed insi ruction wrapped round each pot. Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Quinsey, Mumps and ali -fraEgemmts of the Chest and Throat 1., on tue appearance of any ol these Jiceai>e?, the Ointment bo well rubt>cd,aml letisv three limes a day, upon tiie neck lo a upper part ol th- chest, so 1.8 10 penerate all Mi< gbiiicls — iho wor.*t eises will yield it. a ■omparative y short time, particularly il dollowny'ri Pills be taken in uppropiiale doses to j urify the blood. Bad Legs, Bad Breast 3, Ulcerous Sore and Old Wounds W any thoui'iiiids of martyrs from the above complains have fouud lite almost itiHipportable but if llolh way'fl Ointment be Oriskly anil plentifully rubbevi upon and »round the |-arl» all>-( ted, it niil quickly p'^ttrale lo the source ol the evil j ea.-e may be eafely guaranted, and disease driven Irom ilit ryirm. ' s olhn.g can be mure pimple in lite thuii the manner i- which it ie n| ]>lied nothing more canitury ihuu its action on the Ooihjbo'li luially and conoin utionaily. The Jl oiler's Friend — Skin Bisea howev De-pevate may be Ead.cahy Cured Scald heads, itch, bluteliea on the skin ecioluhuß bores, king's evil, and such like •■ ei'tions, yield to the mighty power of this tine Oiniment, provided it be well ruboed .'.ound tbe alleeted parts two or three times o on* und the Pi. ln be tukeu according U> the printed directiotis, A Certain teru Thousands of persons suffer excruciating usoim lor yearn from these feai tul complaints through iiilse dtliciu-y. Anyone to suffering should al once puehuse a Pol ol lioiiowuy s Oimir.ei .read iheuireclionswhich uccompany 11, at l upon iheni to the letter, ami he will, wiihott i itiiruliy, succeed in obliterating eicry veslijie ol tnese harassing eompluints. the Oiniment and Pills should be used in the following complaints : ftd Leg* Corns (soil') Scalds i*ad 3reusU Fistulas Sore i hronts Horn* tiout Skin l'i«e : i3et) bunions Glandular Seurv Chilblains Swdliugs Sor» Lleads • happed hands Lumo.igo Tumours I oi.tr..et. tl and Piles ILcera " btitl Joints Uheumatii«iii Wouuda DYsKNTKRr, CHOLERA, .„. V i_D AGUE, COUGUS, COLDS, ic. DU T . COLLIS BROWN :.'h \_x Amy tait) CIILOE O D V N K Is the Orig\\iil and on.y Genuine. Ci riiuJ.— } ioe-Ohancellor Sir W. P. Woog tateo that Dr Jollis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of "CIILORODYNE;" that toe story of the defendant Freeman being the inventor was deliberately untrue, which he regretted bad been sworn ' to. Einiucnt Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr J. Collis Buownk wiw the discoverer of Chlorodyue j that they prj scribci it largely, and mean no other th 11 Dr Bhowkk'b. — See Timvs, of July 12, IS;>4 The Public, therefore, are cautioned against suing any other than Dk J CoLLId BBOWNE'S CHLOmDY'B BEMJBDIAL USES AND ACII'K This INVALUABLE REMEDY produces quiet refreshing sleep, re'ioievetpjiin calms the system, restores the deranged functions and stimulates and regulites the secretions of the body without creating any ol those unpleasant results attending tht use ol opium Old and young may rake it at all hours aud ti ues when requisite lliou.-unds of persons testily to itv.i marvellous good effects and woDueriul cures while meiiicjd men exioi itj virtues moat extensively uMiig it in great quantities in the following Disease Diseases in which it is tound emin9iit'y use:ul — Cholera Dysentery Diarrhoea Colics Coughi Asthma Rheumatic* [Extracts (rom Medicul Opininus] The Ri^ht llou Earl Russill coumunicated to the College of Physicians and J 1 Davenport thnt be hud received information to the effect that tho only remedy of any »erviee in Cholera was Chlorodyuo— see Lauuel December 31 181)4 Beware of spurious and dangerous compounds so.d ua Chlorodyue liom which fro quent lutal results have 10l owed See leading article Pharmaceutical' Jour ual August 1 lbG'J which Bla es that Dr J Collis lirown Kin Uio oiveutor of i hlorodyno olio thai il isa'ways right to uso his pre parutiou wheu Chlorodyue is ordered CAUTI. N — None griiuiue without the worus — Dr J CoLLiB Ukowi-h on the Gov ermutut Stamp — Overwhelming m dicai tesliluouy accompanies euch ootlle jrr It U S E'S INSECTICIDE. Peraiau Insect Destroying Poivder. This powder is u:niv;i!!.?d in destroying deas, bug's ants, 111. s, i-oek-.-.'aehfg, beetles, _nu s, motquitOF mobs (in ljr«, ic-), and e.eiy u'.litr species of iti^ect in oil s<-..(»ee ol im-tJinorphostp to human beings, and ir qui.o liiniiiieos iv its uppiica ion to dott-i utts, puu:try, ie. We usk but ou trial lor In.- pD«iti i' lo secure confidence ;no oiiier lnvnd well be wanted herealter. liie pnoJic should Ercourage by tlieir Libirnl Support t! c Maiititoctiire ol t'oi-. ojinii Pro :uci;l.t.;., ::.u:'i i:. us -. ei.aei- U-ecosiiirj- j .jioiiii'iLiVd pi'-.^ci-lic oulu-d. ._ |