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Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1694, 8 January 1874, Page 4

H"6~LLb,W AY'S 6 1 NT MENT Bad; Legs,' Bad Bfedsts, • Wound*; > arid UlceratUms of all 1 kinds.— There ii ho medical preparation which' may be' so thoroughly relied .uppnr in: the, treatment 'ofPthe abovb ailments .as Hollowayla Ointment,;,! Noijbing ■can be more efmplejand saf^t^i^themaiinjEa 1 in whiqh it is japplied/ nothing more M^afaiy than its, action on. the bocly,, bptbl ipcaUy^ann. . cons titiitionallyi ' The Ointment aßou meatea r 'meat.' ' ! tt quickly ' penetrates wtlie cpidrpe ' of 'ifte 'evil 'anfe drivel l ft Sm the 'syßtfe'in*? '*'■[■' ■''■"-' .y ?; ::-< ir -"' l! r:urt mxr, n>nT "} Bronchitis, mpthM£,C6lds, Vdughs, i! 8or€- • Throats, aiid Wtorttoss 'of BreatK-^mix&& ' sndif.'congeßtedi! throats,* a elongated' I uvWi, 'ulceralfedof^tutgldtbnaUs, whooping joofagh, croup, asthma, wheezing f tpm ( accumillat«l mucpu.s^^and , other,^iffipultijss taf.respit»*ion, lalsp.,palpitatipii,;istitche,B/l alsp.,palpitatipii, ;i stitche,B/ and 'fho#iu«s, ,'pf breatn, .niay^with^certainty -be .^Bte^-bV rubb'jng t^is healing ; Ointment^^'o'v^r r the.eheat and^ljack' for at least half an '.houjr'twice'A day, "accpinpanied by appropriate 1 Msi 'pf ' Holloway's' Pills, :r v;u ;' ;;| ■- "•••'■j >1 --'i"i™ii! ' ; . WPQldridul&r r Swellings, Stiff Joints 'dM Bteeases of (lie tfim^There is ndprepltratida for saluiary effects comparabletbthiB l fem6dy!l It should be! well' rubbed bver the r affected parts/after their due formation > with jwarm water. Jt .-acts-.by Btimulating the.dbsoHJ^tits , to .. increaspd,- activity,, by -„p reventing. ppnge<-» tipn,and -promoting afree and copious circn.lation in^e^j^fljrti/^eQ^'^h^^peedily and effectually ifienßure^ aicure^? f " V:» (Zoup^niid : Wieum^ism.^hik inSpalnaUe 'unguent # ha^' greatey '.pbwi&r 1 ' !pve^ !^gojufc . and rheumatism 1 wian: any vothe'r 'prJeparatfOD.' need-remain .iii jMn f if its'remofal ! he 'set about in' gbPd earnestl by- using" this* in« •fallible remedy faccording.tothi? printed ifn-stractions-affixed^to 'eaeh[pot.>n AUi'B'Atfed aches' and pains are remediablef in ( thb74ame ,m'aiiner.-.i:,:) -•;;.;,; :.',;-.-<':; .-=.:ri[t ;v)h-ytini •f, Biles, ryFtspt/Lhs,- and ; JSBCoridtfon^.^he cure,which- r thiß Ointment eflecja iw. Jinkting piles and fistulas of long standing, aitermpy hayej resided r^ali, apph"cationß,'< jhave b'een'sp; cpuritfes^ 'and^Eb^ iio ;onbWthWughbut the'- world that/any'^effM'to 1 'adeqnai^'M^^^^atemeub-dftßevftim- ! bei ■ or character ''wbnld f! blß vauf/ Itltf'suffi- ' &.enjpo- know that the ' Ointhlent r haß' neVer fproved'ineflicaciobs' v.'r.iivij.i) )c:]t ; rt.,it •"In{D&oadexß 6f the iKidneys-^-StoAe and Qraveh :-^ The : Ointment ■ iis i ; [aS : sovereign remedy if it be well rubbed.twioe a!day iijt© thejsmallpfjthe^baqk,' oypr^the regjom of [the kidneys, into which it will 'gradua%pene■trate, and in -almost -every-case-give:imme. ; d.iate^rejief. ?..i^ neine y^\^W s l P?5 l f ni ?%t|kM been once used 16 has established its own worth, and" has again been eagerly "sought for as the easiest and safest remedy in all the disorders of the, kidney b.. „, Both the Ointrkerit iamJPiils should be nsea - ■ ■> Wthefollowhig'iases':^^ Bad Legs , 'Fistulas M. Sore Throats Bad ßreast3[- ■ Gout .i .; ...\\ Skin Diseases Burns Glandular t-'enrvy Bunions- ; ■ { « > Swellings • ; S.or^.'Heads Chilblains Lumbago Tumours ..Chapp'd hands Piles , Olcers -r jr Corns . (soft) , , , Rheumatism- Wpun*ds/^i Contract'dand Sore Nipples; j i&L „4a Stiff Jpmts Scalds r „ , „ „r The Pills and Ointment are sold at Profes* sor Holloway's Establißiiment,' 533, Oxford street,- -London; also, by nearly. ..every respectable Vendor of. Medicine' throughout jthe^ciyilised wprld, in boxes and pots, Is lia,, 2s ;9d; 4s ;6d^ lls, 2?5,,' iiixA The 2s 9d size contains 'three,' the '4s od-siae •six, the lls size sixteen, the 22s size tHuiy* three,' and the 33s size fifty-t^ times'toe quantity of ( a Is l^d : box : or .pot. -' The ..smallest .\)6xj>f Pills, contains. four dozen ; and 'the Bmallest -pot of Ointment one (iuhce. . Full printed directionfl are .affixed' t»'each box and pot v . and can tie had iii any' language, even': in ;i Turkisli. Arab^- iiinnenian, Persian, or Chinese. ', [~~ ''".''. ' ti ,v: ..: .' .' iCf-E^R-'V 0: U 'S^'fN ESS*; ■ ; 1\ ' Delnlit^J : ' • i::; V ;t . ; ;Lbss of Power/ l m . ' ; . * Spermatorrhcßai-J ' ;>. - 'Indiscretibhsof^EaVly Yputh : '''.' '■'■'■ ' ' ;Syi>hilijlao (Diseases. In all the abdve cases; ARjitNb from error and ! Tiaft: yieldino th?i Passion, no tim« should.be lost to at. once arrest the progress of the 'disease. : ' > ' ' :i *'■- 'D-R :L; L. ! B ! M,IT H. Has devoted himself for twenty years in the colony /to the practice [of this branch of his profeslsioo, "while, preyibrJßljr in England he wks the pupil of, '■and 'practised with, the . celebrated 'Dr Gulve'rwellj the only medical pracUti6heV who* ever 1 exclusively adopted ' this( ; as the sole branch^df his profession. "■-* Dr-Uji. Smtth * 'hereby informs the* public ithat HE^IS TaB.ONLY--'iiESALLYQITALmEt "MEDICAL fession"; 'that- "others aflvertisiiig are un« qualified,'Rnd thatj'therefofe, in pretending to be qualified are obtaining money under fals« pretences."' ■•''•>'■ ;r il'r UP, ;-. j?arns]Ahpi public against the quackeries advertising. If the .taker; of, a»y,r,of( jtKese.ja^yerliifl.ed jUOstrams escape "with his life^' or his system J be not thoroughly, and- irreparably undermined by ithem^he'njay look; upon, himself, as tfie iinost foi^riiteiniprtaL';'.: T-;' 1 ;^ :::^, r ; :,,y a. ,;.; ( Dr.:L..LVSMCTH.Jbas':been.appljed.{ab i^fc many 'unfdrturia'te- broken-dbwii young<<^P nien, ( utterly crushed in spirit, ruined in ■body, and filched in pocket, that he deems it a 'duty to .publish: thiS'ttb theiwotldK tU • , 'I hose men and women who .have been the viqtims of unprincipled 1 char&lab's frequently recovery' which- is 1 often beyond Dri Smith's c6iitrol.f. When' iwill the publiG .understand that it;^s to their.interest to consult a duly qualified medical man, who has made this his sole stiidy,' ra't'her than apply to a number .of .'ignoijant impostors, who merely 'harp and' prey upon their pockets and health f rf "' Dr L.. L. Smith has always sta^ed-that to warn ' the public of 1 these'qttioksands is bis chief reason for advertising. In all cases of nervous debility, lowneas of spirits, loss ofipoweif, pimples on the fore*head, lassitude/ ihaptitudet for tiusloJefisf impotency,. drainage fr,om a thjßr system, and the various effects of errors of youth and blood* Dr-L. L. Smith invites' sufferers to consult himj ;as "he has; no hesitation in statjnrthat fno medical man, either here.jor^in (has. had .the opportunities ,-traordinary experience ,WhicK.>h)E!oJte|s K |iad. uTlierefpre rthpse who really u <jles(rftojift be treated by onpfwho iaatthe hea^ifif iiSjproifessionm this; branch^ ofrjnjt>dic^al practice should -lose .time ; in eeeking his advice. Nor should anyone;marry A without first codJ suiting hiin. \ ; r. ., ■. i\ rr i;.! [,/ 1., Tiie.iCQosultingiipomßiareat 182 tQOLUNS.STREEIIEAST, MELBOURNE, ■n '.-, on ;; Opposite *b.e Melbourne Club, (Late the residence of the Governor.) Private entrance js in Stephen street south. OONSUL3?INGrFEE7i(BY LETTER), £1 •..M^edicines.forwardecl t^'ajl^e. olon es, to packed b to avoid observation. '^Boo^publißhe^.'^tbe,' i)r.;c|n be h don .. . .appliicaton to .him. Printed and published by the proprietors i n Jame£ Kber Arnott, and Allan P. Stark, at th^> Jiiis^ River Arctos Oreicr, Boundary street, Greymouth, Wg^, : K^Thu^day, January 8,