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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XVI, Issue 883, 11 September 1886, Page 4

ijfltfumimi*^ CUBE FOB jtr.r., J3OLLOWAYS OISTMJEm. Bronchitis, Dipfheria, Colds, Coughs, ani Derangement* of the Throt All sufferers from coughs, asthma, and irregular actißM earnestly recommended MoiStfJay'm searching Ointment wellovtr thethroat } lreasl or back, as lie case may re-pare, twice a day The Ointment is thenosteificacioits remedy. Internal and external ailments of throt.* Baal Legs, Bad Breath Dicers Alices** Bad Wounds, and Sores, of all Mads This Ointment never fads to give relief c *a application lessens the inflammaiwm and diminishes both heat and pain. 2* wveervnd chronic cases the JPills should always be taJcenjas tftdrcuriff/ing.aUtratwe, and restorm iveauaUlies place *hs whole mast of solid fluids in a wholesome condhw*. TJ>e Mother's Friend — ln/amtiU THseases—. Scaldheads,Uch,cnmp, blotch* on the skin. scrofulous sores, and such like affections yield lolh te**iahtg power of this fine Oixtme*f m affectedparts two or three times a day. -Kfei, lUhdas, and Interna Inflammatio Btrtons afflicted seith these distress stst the Ointment, as they purify the blood regulate the stomach, andcoolths system. Both the Ointment and BiUs should be used the following Complaints* — « *%*' \2bhda* Soesmppl* Bad Breasts. I Gout Bar* Throat zOZ?, - Glandular Skin Bissau Chilblain* J Swelling* Scurvy Chappedhandsi Jjumbayo, Tumors Contracted 4\ Piles Ulcers Stiff Joints | Bheumalism Wounds Coughs and Cs. ThUpurifgby and regulating medioinmim conjunction with BjMoway's Ointment, istha bestcureforhoarseness, sorethroats,diphtherix* remedy for congestion, bronchitis, onelinfl_ _ motion, mdeed as amily medicine, they a'rs and old of both sexes. JEfOintmeutandßiUsarssoUatßrofesso* Holloway's JBstablishment,S33 Oxford-street dor of Medicine throughout the Civilised Woruaz \ "iXaesßAd ature ortenbmu bneats Jorta in strange araptiani.**—Ac ifi, Sotnae L ttoiHKafUßtaa affections are afraid, from, sheer ba. [ medical man—other i nature ot the disease they suffer fro__ Let such persons (he or ate) aft ani-fl, down in the privacy o their own apaitmßr" T J with calm minds describe dear]* « symptom of their case. A clear •tatom.thuswritte».,and laid before ferable in nervous diseases to a rJT t consultation. Where, howeve dS!?* of a peculiar and exeentinnal ». . ° personal consultation nay become aecea but my success in correspondent* M ~_, fact, the Tery wmplidty of m/ , sg £ m " ™ respondence prevent* publicity. ' At the same lime, medioines'are sent to xnv How many hare been enabled to enter into the marnage state J^££l How many, after marine by letter? * consulted] How many questions arise -where th family physician is unable fe> «,"!Z~, *?' case, and where often the the nature ol Ins complaint, until consumed turn, WMdng or mental Aseases *?£"2 d the sufferer gets beyond the aakul. A letter, written i room and.dropped in thepost-'bo^r^ch e except to post his letter, is bTrX™ £ post put in full possession of the 2 removed, and he is in many cases, a Jw bemj to the ordinary written ,4 -on, Ji.t,:*. m eultation-fee cf 1.1 (one r«,7„j« M con * | greater*, and it often .„!,« wVu*« Weßl i I explanatory letter tram tar. To those who are about to marrr J »«« A say : Consult me before di "ng so, and tbtu prevent many after-twubleaT and ren™™ hsre yielded to their privacy.—Yours truly, Address D*li. 3D. SMITH, MELBOUJUJB. OOASULTATIO2J iii, BYUjitm », junt-aflltdiaiM. Medicine, forwarded, - the Oolomea. India and liiropo; IS2