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Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1512, 20 February 1885, Page 1

Public fetices. | ■^i^i -^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^= s&sssn LVkiE tOR AI.L i fIOI/LOWiY'S OINTMENT 1 The Heady and Reliable Remedy I Armed with thi* powerful antinote to ' I Ji?eu«e, every n-iHn is nis own family I ] physician. The first Hostfitiil Surgeons admit j lii-'unpurnlleled and l»p»linf» tirta.?*. Foreign | ovrrmnents function i»s u«e in their naval ■ | 11 nd cilitary services, mid niHi>kin<l throughout ■ the world lvpose the utmost confidence iv its curative proper! ic«. Gout, Bheumatism'and Dropsy These are among the in"St terrible and 'igonish'g rinedses to which the human frame if subject ; yet in their worst form*, and | when seemingly incurable, they disappear ' under a persevering application ot this soothing --> d powerful Ointment, ; f stiict attention be paid to the printed^nsi ruction wrapped ound each pot. Sure Throat, Diphtheria, Quinaey, Mumps and all Derangements of the Chest and Throat If, on the appear«n<-e of tiny ot these iJieeases, the Ointment be well rubbed, and least three, l idies a duy< up-in lite neck to h upper part o< th. eliesi, so us to peneirate all •In -glands — the worst cases will yield in a •otn partitive y short time, particularly if '.lolioway'o Fills be taken in appropriate dose* to 1 urily the blood. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Ulcerous Sore and Old Wounds v any thousand* of martyr* from the above complains have found lite almost insup* portable bui if Hoik way* Ointment be onttfcly H!:ii plentifully rubbed upon and uioir.id the parts ail^ctod, it will qutclly p • t tiuie to the source ot the evil ; euee may be sulely guariiiited, and diwa-e driven trom the ry.-ttuu can be more eiiuple iv lite iL.iii the inatiiier iv which it i» applied in tiling uioitt famlaiy than liv action on tlie oihU, Ooih loi-ally aud c^ustll utionaily, The (.other's Friend— Skin Disea hover Desperate may be Ead eaiiy cored Sialii heads, itch, blotches the skin 8c t-iukns sores, kind's evil, and such like et-tioiip, yield to ilie mighty power 01 ihis line Oniiiimnt. provided it be well rubbed . ,»»ni»d the atlectt-d parts two or three times v tl-i> and i he fills oe taken according tv the printed directions, A Certain fern thousands of persons suffer excruciating aguu\ lor years ti-um these ieai'tul complaints through )uUe delicacy. Anyone so sutl'eriug •houlu at out*; a Pot ol lloiloway s Ui'xioei .read ih« directions whiah accompauy it, att upon tneui to the ietter, aud he will, without Litticuhv, eucceea iv obliterating every veatige ot tliet« harassing complaints. the Ointment and Fills should be used iv the following complaint* : ad Legs Corns (sort) Scalds L>ud dieusu Fisiul** Sore Ihroats bums Uout Skin L»seases liumous Glaudulur Scurv Chilblains dwellings Sore Heads ~ happed hands Lumbugo Tumours oniracted aud Piles Uicers £>UH Joints Kheumatism Wounds Aduesi — 78, New Oxfohd-stkbet, London. Stamper Gratings f nflE UNDERSIGNED be S s toinfonu X fc^e Proprietors of Quartz Crushing Machines that Messhs. aOYiNE & DAVIS Of Eusoui, Sandhurst, Victoria,) dave appointed him Sole Aoknt foi the bale of their Gbatinos ia t M » InaiiKahua district. A Stock of Gratings always kept on hand. Mining Agent, Stock and tiharebroker Broadway, iieefton r/KALANDIA CELEBRATED CA H LUHIN(J Produces a brilliant and lasting polish upon knives or steel work, puts a nice edge upon the ki.ive* without scratching or unueces* wearing the same, can be used with any kind ol knile-board or machine. One trial oi iltiu n i oft eilective Powder should convince the most sceptical of Its superiority over all jt hers. JAMES I. AIKEN, ; V^^lxNK AND SPIIUT MEBi UtdiNT, AND UKJSEKAL STOKE. | K bEPEK, UPPEB BboADWaT, KEKFTON. pwISPAICH *"OU.NDIiY COJi PAM (LIMITED). JiMINKKIiS, IKOfl AKD 3HASB FOU^DERS, GKEYMOCTH. / \n>.AMiu> LAL FKIMIAG M ovid, buyer, or Bronze, executed in tit itetttMt style, and at ilie ctiea^iest rate* at \he luu»Ouice,Uroadwaj, Bcettoo.