The drama of to-day is in a dcci «edlj healthy conditi,n. This » due partly t the fact that our leading dr .mail t s ende^voarteproduce work which wiH mn Z iSSatiuS. But it is, of course maml) due to the appreciation which t c Bntisb pubUc always Bhows for a g-od play. Indeed, the British public, invariably patrou'seswhatiß good. This account: for the wonderful popular.ty, as a fam 3y medicines of Holloway s Pills a»d Ointment. The British pu lie knows b> SSenence thav for purifyine the blood iXoratingthe nerv.s and FJJ»<>Ui.g the healthy action cf the liver, there is nothing in the, whole *ide world to equal Holloway's Pills ; while foi r curing rheumatiom, and tbe like, the Ointnuntis uußurpasced.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 171, 30 July 1901, Page 3
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121Untitled Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 171, 30 July 1901, Page 3
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