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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2810, 28 July 1866, Page 8

HOOD & CO.'S Soluble SHEEP DIPPING COM POSITION. Since Ist January, 1564, we have sold upwards of one hundred tons, sufficient to dip once four million sheep ! We commend this" fact, to the notice of the flockowners_of Australia. Evi-_ dently the above quantity could not have been isold if it did not answer the purpose. Hood and G0., , 160, Elizabeth-street, Melbourne., "Morton's Hotel, 9th March, 1865. Messrs. Hood and Co., Melbourne.— Dear Sirs,— l may inform you that I have used your sheep-dipping composition very largely and^with the greatest success. My sheep were very badly infected with sdab 1 ; Borne of them I dipped but twice, while others needed three dippings to effect a cure; but as I went on the principle of making a thorough cure, an extra dipping was no object to me." I am certainly of opinion that your composition is the most reliable as weli as the cheapest remedy for scab, and I can confidently recommend it to the notice of all .those whose flocks are troubled witli that disease, as a simple, cheap, safe, and certain cure, if the directions are followed to the letter. It is not more than one-fourth the cost of tobacco.— l am, &c, Donald Cameron, LakeMeran, Lowe£ London."

1/IURTHER and important evidence of the yalue JC of Hood and Co.'s Sheep-dipping Compositions. Extract from a letter received from L. Ryan, Esq., Bunyip, Wimmera: — "I dipped some flocks in tobacco^and sulphur, and some Jn your preparation. , The only difference observable now is, that the wool of those dipped in yours ig clean and fit for market, whereas with those dipped , in tobacco it is much stained. The scab was cured in each case, both by the tobacco and by the use of yours. Your ; preparation is only about one-third the price of tobacco,' and much 'easier of application. lam so much im- , pressed with the value of your composition that I shall in future use it «very year, even on clean , flocks, to promote the, growth "of the wool, ( and to destroy tick, &c."

HOOD & CO.'S CORN SOLVENT. A neverfailing remedy for. hard or soft corns warts, ■ ringworm, execrescences of the skin, &o. This pre«f paration effects a cure in a few days/ and produce! permanent ease by its extraordinary virtue ' in destroying the sensibility and dissolving the corn. It is a simple vegetable preparation, and contains no caustic, corrosive, or injurious substance, and a cure is certain if the direction's accompanying each bottle, are followed. It is requisite to caution all personr - suffering from corns to avoid applying violent - remedies, such as nitric acid, aromatic vinegar &c.,. as they may do themselves serious injury. Th«- i universal success which has attended the use of the solvent throughout these colonies has surpassed even the most sanguine expectations of the inventors, the average yearly sale having been for the last three years eight thousand bottles per year. Sold wholesale by the inventors and sole manufacturers, Hood and Co., manufacturing chemists and wholesale druggists, 160, EUzaoeth-street, Melbourne, and retail by all the principal chemists and storekeepers in the colony in bottles at 2s. 6d; each. Port Philip Chemical Works, 59,5 Little Bourke-street,' west. Testimonial cure of a'fortjiVears' corn: "Richmond May, 1864. — Dea. Sirs, — Being severely tried by a large and most troublesome corn on the top otoneof my toes for more than forty years, and having had it twice pretended to be taken out, and I have often ' ,tried other means to-dissolve our union, but in vain, 1 was at length induced by your recommendation to try your Corn Solvent, which I am happy to say, in five days from its being first applied, enabled me i ' most successfully to triumph over my unwelcome ' companion, to get rid of which I have several times had serious thoughts of having the toe amputated.- 1 am now, after waiting ten or twelve months to see if it would return, entirely free from all pain if occasioned, as well as any appearanoe of its return, I have recommended it to some of 'my family' and friends, who have* been equally successful in 're- r moving these old and troublesome intruders. 'You have my full sanction to use- this as you please, for I ' consider the solvent to be a great boon and 'a sure and safe remedy 'for corns if properly applied, the • full time, and in the manner prescribed. I am, Ac., H. W. Mortimer. — Hood and Co."

]VTO MORE BALDNESS.— The undersigned beg jL\ to notify that they have now received a large supply of the new and successful remedy for bald- - - ness. It has now been in use in Sydney about three months, and in Victoria barely' half that "period : and already there are numerous authenticated cases ' in' New South Wales, and some here, where the hair is positively growing luxuriantly where nbne ' had been for several years. It is easy of application; ■ - and very little dearer than ordinary pomatum. <We" J ' • would strongly urge all who require its aid to 1 lose' - ' no time, as the supply is limited. Beware of imitations, as- none is genuine ■ unless bearing the signature of Ed. Uy. O'Neill on the wrapper of each* ' bottle. Hood and Co. 1 , 160, Elizabeth-street, Wholesale A gents for Victoria and Tasmania.

TTOOD AND CO, Manufacturing Chemists, Mel- ' XJL bourne, wduld beg to draw the attention*'pf ' medical men, chemists and druggists, photographers^ / and the'public generally, to the fact that they ob^ ' tained'a First-class Prize Medal fora case of ohemi-"^ cals janufactured by them and exhibited- at the '} ' Dvt 1 nlnternational Exhibition, 1865. They would also jvish to draw attention to the important fact ' ",' the jurors not only 'awarded' the highest' medal,' but ' , l made special mention .of the casej remark'in{# that ' ; '" the ethers, mercurial and- soft 'ioap ? ' were equal to any they*nad ever seen, and,' further.' 4 '"' they nrach regretted that the rules precluded' them ' from awarding a second medal.' The "Pharina- - ceutical Journal" for October, 1865, says, in its re- " ' view of 'the Chemical products exhibited — " Hood and Co., Melbourne, send a very good collection of ' Chemical productions, amofig which there is of course nothing novel, but many of them will ,bear ' comparison with the best productions of English I manufacture." '■"'.''

DOWN'S FARMER'S FRIEND, for .steeping,, ' s.eed jyjbieat, completely preventing smut ana.tb.e-T „ ravages,of the .slug, , grub, ,and wire worm.. One, - packagef-^price 2s. 6d.— is sufficient for six bushels. ' * ' Numerous testimonials can be seen on application to Hood and Co., Melbourne.

CELEBRATED FRENCH MEDICINES.

RAPID and certain Cure of Diseases of the Heart', Dropsy", and Affections* of the Gliest'' arid Throat, by Labeloyne's Syrup of Digitals, arfd^by Labeloyne's Digital Granules Pills, thirty years success ! Obtained by the most celebrated Physicians of Prance and Europe,, unanswerably proves '§" them to be Certain Remedies in cases of Heart ( Di- f^ sease, Nervous "palpitations, Dropsy in its .various i ' • v fonnB, Asthma a,nd Chronic Catarrhs, Hooping*'' ,«f Cough, Bronchitis, Coughs,; &c. „ : , . ;/>u i : 'DISEASES' OF TBE SKIN' 1.. i . . ;/,.>' i*l And Scrdfida eff^c Wall/ treated' and pronrptty'cuyed' ' li by the Hydrocotyle Granules Pills. The Hydrb'cofcyk au " Granules ' have ,been found to te remartabK^ sue- H(1 cessful, 1 both in ( Ffatoce an'd'inlndia, id the treatmeflt ° yir , Bin^wdtm; I.«prosy,j Scrofulous and 'other ■ "Clears *''" Confirmed Bheumatfein; "&o. '* '' •' ■««jrtj 1 .0-i GELIS AND CONTE'S DRAGEES 1 ""PlVtsf"'" ' '* are a certain and InfallibleTßemedy for Chlorosis, • Weakness?, and other , Cpznplaint*, . resulting! ttgnWi Poorness of Blood. , Ihis Medicine is approved'Jbyv, i, the Imperial Academy gf Medicine.of Paris^asfbeiDg/ ,v. the best and most efficacious preperation ofilfQnj J -i-,^ General Depot — In Paris, at Labeloyne and Co.'s r -" Chemists ; in Melbourne, at J.>Ford and Co.'s ; in Sydney, at J. and E. Row's ; in Adelaide, at Fauldinq and Co.'s ; and at eyery good Chemist's 1 . Agent for Aupkland— Aaher Asher.. I I ■■■ ■■ ■ I ■!■ ■ . ■■—■■■! || I ■ _ , __. « .* . « *

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