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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 97, 19 November 1877, Page 1

. \ Business Notices. CtJEE 18 AT HAND. HOLIiOWAY'S OINTMENT bevrbatie Eraptions, as Sore tfeads and Scr fulous Swellings. If this powerful Ointment be well rubbed liW the parts affected, all skin disea* will be fltteedily overcome. It acts not br reprMifem bat repulaion. It enters thfl e.yutem as salt enters meat, and operates not locally only, but constitutionally purifying th« wko^e svste«i>uctttralt7!ing all depraved liumoura, a^nd eati'Sti* a radical and complete euro. Thr fills should bo taken as an ausiUiitfy to th« Ointment, as tht-y ne« »o prepared im» to net in unison with it,' facilitating and oonhrming the eonquost of the disease' Biphtberia, Ulcerated Sore Threat a_nd Qumsey Tlie above complaints h«¥o for twenty years been twated with Holloway's Ointment a«d Pills with perfect success Tho cure? h%ve been so remarkable, speedy, and namer* p«9, that tlieoe often fatal diseases iitv more easily curod by these medicines, than evan •ihe common sore tliroat, if tak-nn in tine. The Eidneys, Stone, and Gray In these complaints, tho Ointment r.lraoßt acts like ucliarm, pro vidino; it is rerv effectu* ally rubbedl «cv the n'gioca af the kidneys, wliioh it will penetrate, wA givo nlmos: immediate relief, while tho Fills ehould bo taken aivordingto the printed directions, when the m««t oxtrjwrdinary cures may bo «ff«cted ty this ruestus. Bad Legs, Bad Broasts, Scrofulous Sores, and Glandular Swellings. In such ci*» tho Ointmemt operate* suroli and with a rapidity that resembles magic, It'<h«ald lie. rubbed into tlie parts aHected .after they haw been fomented with lukewarm water. Tbe purifying and curative powers of tliis njiirvelious unguent h«vi» never failed Any old sore, wound or ulcer always .yields to its influence, and in cases of baa birt'aftt!*, o ( uiilk fovera, i«* action i« wonderful. G-landt.---lar swelling* way soon ba reduced by following tlie printed directions. The Action of the Heart. Drjpsy. This last named disease is eommunly dad by irregul*r actio ioi the heart, mid difficult respirations wmuh symptoms aro always ievere, and go from bad to wovsvt utiles» proper ir.eaiJß of cure ar« resorted to In. Hqlloway'a uarivalled Ointmciit and Pills the p.-psicul patient will ever Hud succour as the t .esetU relief from tho use of these oinedies is innrvclKwljr quick, and p^v eererauee in the steady eppliearion of this famoHs Oiiitnte'ttj : . ihtnvhblv tem\lt in ft ouruj 'jfhey «ct with suWh energy on the cimild'iio,. and' absorbent system, that tho dropsicm fittUUVariisJaes, and th« mfteter iimia nil tlucpprt^M'ty'niytoins tiaily discliuc, till uatura Leilth returns. G»ut and Eheuraatism May bo cured with thu greutest certainty K large quantities of the Ointnicitt bo wd worked inw the coir.pli/ining parts, an« chic Oersevmugify done (or soiho time, it is mo nvo to Biiuair it on the skin only, it inuat bt into *he syetuin. Take an m*ny Pill ; /.ightly as will act two or three times dnri«g i tho 24 he-ure j eschew tlio us« of coflce, iiud oll'stimuUr.ts. "When tliese conipiaints art ; l*jiving th* system, the virulence of thr complaint frequently seoms to inureuse. Indisorfition of Youtli. SoreSj'iilcerd, uwelliiigs, can with ceitninty oicured, ifdiis Uintauflul bo thorouglily rubbed ah . Amd the cvuiplaining purlu twice vi 4brice a day, keepiug them covered with linen *«g spread with the name. 'Jl'ue Villh must bn taken according t«> *ll» printed tlireutions. The bload being in uti impure state, perseverance is nccesgd-ry. From humane motives, lift&ers of advice will be ; answered gratuitously. To save carnage, the JUle and Ointment should Lo flbtuiuod in tlie neigkborhftod ef the Butferor, aud nut from Hollo way's Kstablisiament. , Mtth tlw Ointment -and Fills shetd be uted in tliofs{i<>K*ng case*:— Bad Lega (focus {Soft) Kkeunvai&aa Hid iiroaita CiinccM . ticalds Bui'as OontrMted and Sdre Ripples Kuniojifl Siifl'4oiuti> ttorc-throufo ; Bite of Hot- Elephantiasis Skin-diaeases eSie(««6aud I'wtuks Scurvy QmfriMea or*ut Sore-heads CooO'SAf UlaMdularSwel- Tumours Chiegihioot liuga . Ulcers : f#* %ua6 ie acoues-derable paring by taking tbo larger sum. ' ' K.B.—DiricUons for the guidance of patient* iv every disorder are attisi'd to rach Pot *XEto GROVIsR AND JJAKKH SEWING MACHINE 00. Hay* much pkußuro in announoiHg eomo importaut improvements, both to tlieir Loskijtiteh aud Jiiwtio or Double- KnoUod Stitoh b»wmg Machines, and iuvitu inlnudiiig purchairs to inspect the assort.moiit at greatly reduced prices of both Machine*, ut the Agents, wluum every iniormatiou as to work* ing, <kc, ciia feo obtained. 'Ihe following tostii^oiiialsAre published as samples oi tho xoAaj/ we >urn contuttiittly ro--cei#ing from all pans of the world, und w(s purpose replacing them frequently by others, BO that Uo public may lorm an idea of the ii&ovm and Uaob &. M. Co.'s Machines, bj tiioao who have them in u«e: — Carnuiall Chronicle Office, Launccston. G«utlouien«— in answer to your inquiry «oaeernin{; tho Sewing Siaehine supplied to the Cornwall Chronicle Oillee, 1 lijivo <*oly to «ay-|t was a very compact niacliiue, uud g>iv« tauoh satidfaction. 1 «iia, {ioatlon\ on, yours truly, M. L. GOODWIN, Hessrß trover and Jhhu'i 3 or*. Elliot. Dear Sir,— -I should have trg icd t® your ooto earlier, but hare been lr»wi lion'e,"and eiiice my return have baeu w:i v engaged. With respect to tlw tie » ug Alucnine, I Save much pleasure ia u,<f ' *-g mj testiaiony its utility. i*Voui wiittA I know of other B»Bchine6 (and 1 have -seem several kinaa) 1 «eusider Urover and Baker's thu most simple and uecful (or general ftuuily s«wing, aail aeaotft importbUt uutt voluaole adcUtiou y> v 'todnaiujl'i. Youxa tn*ly,