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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 23 August 1888, Page 4

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u OLLO WAY’S OIjNTMLNT. IIONCIIITiS.DJPTIIEKIA,COUGHS. COLDS, AND ALL J)EKANOEM ENTS OF THE TIiLoAT AND CHEST, In any of the abo~ diseases, immediate and pernunnut relief is obtained by effectally rubbing this detegont Ointment twice n day upon tile neck, chest, an back, and in all at ages of influenza, settled coughs, and wheezing at the chest, the same treatment may be frdhved with eflieieney, ami safety. By rubbing this Ointment persveiiugly upon and around tlie affected parts twice a day, it will p< in Irate io the tissues hcneaili and exert Ibe most beneficial inllaoe the iiilliunatiuii soon dimiriishesa the pain becomes lesr 'irnhrab'e,tlie matter thickens, and cure is soon effected, in all long standing cases IJnllowuy’s Bills should also he taken as they grealy assist in expelling all depraved humours from the body. In this class of compiamts, 1,0 matter the age, the sex, the place, or under what name the disease may be classified immediate ease and ultimate cure, may with certainty be procured, if this ointment be plentifully rubbed upon the purl affected. white Ilollswiiy’s l itis are taken in appropriate doses night and morning, tu purify the blood. Every one suffering from these excruciating complaint should have recourse to these purifying remedies, as they have rescued thousands from a life of torture derail other means bad failed to give ilieru relief The Ointment and Bills used conjointly will act so searehingly and certainly, as to effect cures in the moat hopeless eases. .Persons afflicted with these distressing comlpaints will find in this wonderful Ointment instant mean of relief, and all and all can effect their own euro without explaining their infirmity to anyone, Holloway’s Bills, if taken in small doses greatly assist the Ointment, as ihey purify the blood and regulate the stomach in au extraordinary manner. The oin/inctil (iinl in the folio Bad Legs Bad Breasts Burns Bunions Chilblains Chapped Hands Contracted and More Joints Corns (soft) Fistular iGout GlandularSwr lings Title should lw used wiiii/ casts. Lumbago Biles Eheematiem More Nipples Seal is Sore throat, Skin O* o ue Seur y Sore deads U l firs Wound. Turn: ers

The Ointment and Puls are sold at iTofessor Holloway’s fcsinblishment, 78 K- w Oxford Sir. London ; also by nuirly every respectable vender of Medicino throughout the Civilised world, in l’ols and Boxes at Is 2s 9d, 4s fid, 11s, 225, and oils each. Ihe smallest Pot 1 Ointment contains one ounce, ami the smallest Box of Pills four dozen. Full printed directions are alii seel to ach Pot aid Box, and can be had in any l incur.go, even in Turki h, Arabic, rnieniiin, Persian or e hinese. yji GVERNiyiENT LIFE HMSURANCI DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ADVANTAGES. I premiums ami largo bonuses. Knuds kept in New Zealand. , dies paid iirnn iliutrhj after proof o! death. Must liberal conditions. Low New Zealand mortality. Economical mammon unr. Mate •ieeurL.y. '■■'.U- fsl?At AFSUItKD (iijeltruiii'.; us Vidi t ions) 17, id, FUNDS I till- wbole invested ■ Zeni.l mi) i'!,;as,w;! niitision to till! 11.1,,' V ‘ fluids (bn lice has an ANN!' E, INOUd E of ■ -et* ... ... ... ... .t'AA/JO • Surplus Cadi Vro'it.- in is -. . .tr;.:,*S vi.vti ni'Tux'ii'::: \vi:;.;s {(,,;N•ntine Savin,ns m. ,co iVheivu are •• being issued. .v \ssu ;ei a and exi din:; \ „u.vi:uv I’oiici* s will be allowed to }■ -in : Pis ■ profits accruing aftel e re-ii •; ti 1.■ a,vim. -el 11, '.lit to lie divided non no p >i; s . t'i s remaining id the :-e j-u a I :fi ,• , •• .H' •, when libeni l returns in h ;i:v aimt led. e- principles' of the Tontine and mode of bp! :ie ■•■ >:i 11!.-. are not i-; : ~ : •. a- in • of oilier Ton lines advert i- ed. Infotilia! inn ran lie.obtained e! i n s!irct '■ -and all , Pa,indies and l:y 1: . .file Tru veiling Agel.tsol Mm I <.-p:u innmi, F. \V. FltA N K E ‘, N !). Actuary and J’l jneijml Ollicor. D. At. LUCNIE, Commissioner.