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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1888, 11 August 1874, Page 3

Unuiv lmd Ybi.—"Blood will .tell!"'say the horse fanciers in estimating the cnduvanco of a iluo , animal; mill the motto is a good one.outside the , sporting world. A pure article—intrinsically goodmust distance all competition eventually The 1 success of Udolpho Wolfe's Aroinntio Scheidaiu ...■. . ■ Schnapps has induced the manufacture of a hundred imitations; but in the unrivalled sale of Ms mauuf:uture while others have achieve i, if at all, hut a • scanty success-may he found the public appi'ccia-' tion of a pure and wholesome beverage. • It has the ' cndorsjine tof too most prominent physicians and •i chemists in the United States, and recommended by I them as the most reliable aleho.iolio stimulant now in use. Put up in quart aud pint bottles, and for 8 sale by all lintolkeepeFs and storekeepers.—Aiwt. .>' ■ Uoltomy's Ointmnt and Pills.— Diseases f the '. Skin. —-So case of Juease of the skin, be i s nature what it may, has (aied to hi benefited by these potent remodio; when propeny a plied. Iu acrofulr oils and scorbutic all' ctious they a.e especially. _ t serviceable. ■ Scurvy and eruptions, which hadrosis ed all other modes of treatment, au'd .wra. ■: 6 gradually becoming worse from year to yew, bare t been co upletely cured ,by HollownyY cooling Oinfr- ' meat'and purifying I'llls, which root ou, disease " fro » the bl oditselt' kuviiu eke soiuutimo.i fro* . V fro.neveryiiwroid aint. liith nursery Hollo ways i I Oiutm nt should ue ever at hand; •it will give, lhi- y , mediate ease in sprains, couiusions, scald3; vv *. infautUo eruptions, and may always safely he applied , 0 hy any ordinary attendant. " '-' ' •■.