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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1196, 17 November 1882, Page 4

Public Notice CUKlfi HO it AI.L I J O L L OW A Y ' S OINTMENT The fleady and reliable Perae^y .Armed with llii- pnwerlul aiitiiiote lo Jifcane, every nnm :s tiis own fiimih pliy^icinn. Tin* fir*t ll"si'i''>l Surgeon? ailmit 1* unp.i'!l!eled and liculing virtue?. Foreign overnmciils snnitinn i'l* u*e in th>-ir naval nnd iiiilitiirv sprricts, nnd mntikin I thmugh'Hit the wiiflil repnse the utmost ronfl ence m its rural i vi' pvoperiie- 1 . Gout, Rheumatism and Dropsy Tln*»e orp among the innst terrible nnd cli?e.i?( 8 lo whicli the human fram< is jubjeci ; vet in their worst forms, uud when sepmiM»ly inciirnble, they disappear umkr n prrHeverin? hpplinuvn ol thin «<>om ins; ""d powerful Oinliiu nt, ; f strict atirntion be paid to the printed msi ruction wrapped round eai-li pot. Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Qtihuey, Mumps and al: Derangements ol the Chest and Throat I', on tip appoarnixe of any of these j liiscaces, the Ointment be weli rubbed, ami j lensl three lin.e* a day, upon the nt>ck to « upper part of th chi-si, so as to pene;rale all •hi gliimis — ihu worst ciks wil» yi'-M in a •oniparatLve y short time, paiti'.-uhirly ii \lullowav's Hills b. taken inappropriate dose« to j.urifj (be blood. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Ulcerous Sore and Old Wounds .Vany tliousnmla of nmriyrß from the nbove complains have found lii'e almost in>upportable but if Bollcway'fl Ointmeut be briskly and plcntiiully rubbed upon and mound tbe purts all-Hed, it wiil quidtly p •nitrate to the source of the evil ; en.-c may be saiilj guaranteii, and dinea-e driven Irom ilie eyrtrin. Nothing cun be niore rimple iv Hie than the manner iv wliicb it is a> plieil nuthing more sanitary than its action on the budy,boih Iccally and coustiiutioually, The Lottfcr's Friend— Sim Oisea bowev Desperate may be Ead.caKy Cored Scald hi'iids, itch, blotrln-u on (he skin Bciululcuß sores, king's evil, and such like <• ei'tions, yield to the mighty power of this ii»e Ointment, provided it be well rubbed .round tbe allected parts two or three times a diy i'ikl the Pills be taken according Iv the printed directions, A Certain Jeru Thousands of persons suffer excruciating a?onv lor years from these fearful complaints through lulse delicacy. Anyone co suffering should at once pui-huse a Pot of iiollowity c Oii'imoi .read the directions which aecou>pany ii, act upiin them to the letter, uud he will, without fitficuliF, puccrefi iv obiitiTating every vestige ul these harassing comjjluinu. the Ointment and Fills should be used in tht following complaints i ad Legs Corns (svff) Scalds Bad UreudU Fistulaß Sore I hroats Burns Gout Skin Dise.ises bullions OluudulHr Sriu v C'lulblaius sw.lhnga Sore iJeads luuids Lumb.igw Tumours > uiilnu'tcd and Ides Ulcers Mitiiluiuts Rhcumntisin Wounds DTttESTERT, CHOLERA, Km.V£F AGUE, COUGHS, COLDS, Jfc c . DR T . COLLIS BKOWN 'b \%x Arniv tail) CIILURODTNU Is the Origiual and on.y Gonuine. CavjioS.— V ioo-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wooc tu tea that Dr Jou.ls Bbovvnb whs unJoubtedly tbe nventor of "C11LO BODYNE;" that tfte story of the defendant Freeman being the inventor was deliberately untrue, which he regretted hud been sworp to. .Eminent Uoapitiil Physicians of London stated that Dr J. Coi,Liß Bkownb was tlip digcoverer o( Chlorodyne j that they pwscribcl it largely, and mean no other thar. Dr Buowne's.— See Titnvt, of July 12, 18b" A The Public, thcreloro, are cautioued against suing any other than Da J CoU/13 Bkowwb'b CntouiDy«B HEMEDIAL tJt<EB AND ACTI"N This INVALUABLE REMKDY produces quiet refreshinc sleep, re'ioievespain calms the system, restores the deranged functions and stimulates and regulitrs tbe secretions of the body without creating auy of those unpleasant results attending tht tge of opium Old and young may rake it at all hours and ti ne» when requisite Thoutands of persons testily to iw uißrvellouk good etlk-t* and won.erlul cures while uiedivul men exio; it; virtues most extensively using it in great quantities in the lollowing D. tease* — Diseases in wlv'ch it is tound eminent'y use ul— Cholera Dysentery Diurrha-a Colics Cough-* Atftbma RheuiT atict> [Hxt'-ai'te from Medical Opinions] The Ki,;ht lion Earl Rusß<ll cou-uiuni-cated to the College of Physicians and J T Dbvcnport thut be hud received information to the effect that the only remedy of any fervae iv Iholera *»as Chlorod; uo -6ee Lancet December 31 181)4 Beware of spurious and dangerous compounds so.d as Chlorodjne f.oin which Ire queut lutul resmts have 10l owed See .'ending article Pharmaceutical Jour nal August 1 18(W which sta es that Dr J Colhs Brown wu- me •nventor ol < lilorodyne una thai it ma»»iß right to use his pre parutiuij v, hen Chlo. odj no is ordered CAUTI ( N — None genuine without the words— i.>r J coLua 1/HOWVK <in the Uov ernuicut Stamp — Overwhelming m dical Ivstii'ionj ttuuuuipaiiies euch bottle T7 RC S E'a INSECTICIDE. Persian Insert Destroying Powdc. Thi* powder is> umivallsd in destroying Qeua, t>ug«, urns, lji> a, coekri'uchfs, beetle*, Una «, mufquitoo moths (in luis, »to), and uu'iy other species ol ih«ect iv all «>iii|{ee ul luitamuiphoxi.- to human beings, and if ijni c lim m less in its applu-U'ion to du^s, rain, puintry, &c. We ask but on trial lor ;hi!i puwdrr to secure cuiitideuue ; uo other br..mi well be wanted hereutier. me public should Ercourage by their Librral iSupport the Mannlocture of CoU ymul Productions, tinit thus render tuuet'ssury piuhiViit'.ve prHeMve uutits. .■I