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Mill mi I "' » -..yhainwjiowwawroi^*" 1 """™" 1 !■■■■ I" i ; :<Si.ness Notices. CXTiiii Id AT HAND. HOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT Saorbutic Frfaptiono, as Soro rfeads and Scr ftilous Swellings. If this powerful Ointment be well rubbe.l nto the parts affected, all akin disotis will be ep*'oilily overcome. Ifc acts not by repr.wicr:, >>iit repulsion. It enters the system bs fnlt outers meat, and operates not loyally only, but ron.-ttinittonoHy puriiying the whoje. ayster,.,n< .iiiu'i/.ingalldepraved humours, and effecting •> radical awl complete cure. . The Pills oho ild bo taken rb au auxiliary to tho Oiuf.moi)' , astlioy are bo prepared as to act in uniaou wth it, facilitating and confirming {.he connurst of the dUeaue. Diphti-CTia, Ulcerated Sore Throat and Quin3ey The above complaints have for twenty Years been treated witli Holloway'* Ointment «nd Pills v,ith perfect success. The cures have been so remarkable, speedy, and numerous, that those often fatal diseases are more easily cured by these medieines^ thini ev«n tll'J common aove throdt, if taken in ti.-.ie. The Kidneys, Stone, and Gray 'In those complaints, the Ointment i.lmoet acts liken charm, providing it is very dl'eotu- * ally rubbed over tho rcgiocs of the kidnoys, which it v/ill penetrate, and give ulinosi immediate relief, while the' Pills should be tiikon awarding to the pMnted directions, wheu ihn most extraordinary cures moy.be. effected b? tills means. j Bad Legs, Bad Breasta, Scrofulous Sores, and Glandular Swellings. In such eases tlie Ointment operates surel* and with a vapidity that resembles magic, It should be rubbed into the parts ati'eeted */ter they have been fomented with lukewarm •water. Tho purifying ■ and curative powers ,j this marvellous unguent have nevor failed .Any old sore, wound or ulcer always yidrl* to its influence, and incases of bad blasts, o, milk fevers, it,B action is wonderful. Glandular swellings may soon bo reduced by following iho printed directions. The Act- an of the Heart. Dropsy. This last named diseaeu is commonly <kd by irregular actio iof tho bearf, and difficult respiration; wmoli eyraptoms arc always severe, and go from bad to worse* anles* proper means of euro are resorted to In HoUoway'B unrivalled Ointmout and Pill" .the j/i'psical patient will ever find succour as the r esent relief derived from the u»o o' these cmedies is marvellously quick, and p^r.severance in tho stoutly application of this ■famous Ointment, invnrirtblv results in a cium? - 'jlhey act with such energy on tho ciwsululi'i.. iiiid absorbent syplein, that th« dropsicm ilyid vanishes, and tlje huHcivi 1 finds all the .©.yiprensive symytoma daily decline, till uutuiM health returns. Gout and Kkauiuatism May bo oured with Ahu greatest certainty if large quantities of tlie Ointment, be vv«l .worked into the complaining party, ami ihit ,per»everingly done for some time. It is no Also to smear it on the skill only, it miut be inio the system. Take as many Pill .j'ghtly as will act two or three tiuien duriii" iho 24 J;ours ; eschew tho uso of co.Tec, ah<J all stiniuluntn. When tliese complaints are leaving tho systoin, the -virulence ot the flomplaiat frequently seems to increase. Indiscretion of Youth . Sores, ulcers, swellings, can with certainty ue cured, if .this Ointment be thoroughly rubbed , »l\ i j.und the complaining parts twice oi Ahrice'a day, peeping them Covered withlineii jag spread with the Bama. The PiUs must be taken according t« ;the printed directions. The blood being in an impure state, perseverance is necessary. From humane motives, letter* of advice will be .answered gratuitously. To save carriage, the Pills .and Ointment should be obtained in •tho neighborhood of the sufferer, and not from Hollo-way's Establishment. Both ,ibe Ointment and Pills shoul be used in the following eases : — Bad Legs Corns (Soft) ( .Rheumatism Bad Breasts .Caucors Scalds Burns Contracted and Soro Nipples' Bunioos Stiff -Tointß Sore-throats Bite of Mos- Elephantiasis Skin-diseases cbeto.es and . Fistulas Scurvy aand-Fliofl Gout Sore-heads 4/OCO-Bay *JlandularSwel- Tumours XJhiego-ioot lings Ulcers *%* Thjse is a considerable saying by taking . / tlae larger Bizee. H".B.— -Directions for the guidance of patienti in every disorder are atlixed to each Pot THE G&OVMI AND BAKEP* SEWING MACHINE CO. Have much pleasure in announcing some important improvements, bo.tb. t>o thpir LockfcJtitch and Elastic or Double-Knotted Stifcch Sewing Machines, and invitef intending purchasers to inspect the assortment at greatly reduced prices of both Machines, at the Agents, whero every inloruiation as to working, &q., can be obtained. The following testimonials are published as .Bamples of the many We are constantly receiving from all parts of the world, and we purpose replacing them jrcquently by others, so that tne public may form an idea of the GfiOV^a and Bakeb S. M. Co.'s Machines, by those who have them in; use : — Cornwall vuroniole OjTice, Xaunceston. Gentlemen, — in answer to your inquiry concerning the Hewing Aiachine supplied to the Cornwall Chronicle Office,' I have only lo say it was a very compact machine, and gave muuh satisfaction. 1 am, Gentlemen, yours truly, M, L. GOODWIN. J/lessrs Grover and Baker, Port Elliot. Dear Sir,^-I slk«v>& lave replisd to your note earlier, but have ton from home, and •ince my return hay« beei/miwfe engaged. With reject to the JWiug Machine, I have much pleasure in Adding my testimony iis utility. l ( 'rom whfa.t [ know of other TO4chniL'6 <,und i havoA"- 1 * 1 ' 1 sor^ral kinds) I consider Uivver and ualmr'* t!iu most simple and uaoful for gerionji family Hewing, amtu most important and /vuiuaula aiiUitioa in i. {jousohold, / Xburs truly, ' &.y GOTHAM.

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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 48, 30 July 1877, Page 1

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