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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 6953, 31 January 1890, Page 1

RED CRO^ OINTMENT. THE MIGHTY HEALER 1 [Rboistkrcd ]

THIS ONITMENT hat no equal as a htaler. No disaate of the skin, of whatever nature, oan withstand iti healing and soothing propertiet. The burning heat cf Sunburn it at onoo relieved. At a talve for Sort Nipples and Breattt, it it far superior to anything also known. For Sore Eyelids or Inflammation, it is a ture cure. Mighty Hflalor. It may bt applied to tbe 8km of tba youngest babe, or most irritable skin. Burns and Scalds are more quiokly healed, and the pain sooner relieved iy thia Ointment, than by any other apphoa tion. Irritation of the Skin on any part of the body, from any cause whatever, conttitutional, or acquired, it quiokly oured.

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Mr Oliver T. Button, Oamaru, writet : TtK*~«v mentht ago I injured my leg. I tried ail manner of curet without suooess. A friend reo nnm< nded Red Crost Ointment. I go* a small box, and to my turprise it completely cured in two weekt, Send me one dozen boxet to tell to my friendt. January 13, 1890. Rav. Father Purton, O.S.B., the Pretby. tary, Akaroa, writes : I have upon many oooasions heard your Red Cross Ointment spoken of in terms of the warmest tdmiration as a moat valuable and benehoial artiole and I hope it may become more widely known and appreciated. Wishing you every tuocess with it. Mr J. J. Connor (Jolly Connor and Co ), N.Z. tablet Printing Co., Ootogan, writet : Your Rad Crott Ointment it a really valuable and uteful remedy. I have recommended it and given aamplot from my own stook to many friends, and in all oases you bavtrtceived very flattering acknowledgment! in Hi favor. My wife it the mother of thirteen children. On tbe arrival of each of the twelve, tore nipplet of a mott painlul nature had to be endured, aa we could get nothing to cure them. Oa tbt last happy oooation, however, Re. I Crots Ointment was used with the most delightful results, 'lhey were completely healed and no pain. We are to pleated that we think it only fair to inform you. January 8, 1890. If r Heinrioh Otto Brandtt, general dealer Bay View R 'ad, South Uunedin : It is with tha greatett pleasure I now inform you of the almost miraculous cure made by your Rad Cross Ointment. My daughter hat been blind for montht, having bad in flam* mation of the eyes for over two yeart, I had spent a oontiderable amount of money in trying to cure her The best medical specialists oould do no good, and the various drops, lotions, and ointments from doctors, one* i ists, herbalists, and friends •vailed nothing. She became blind, and •be wat just wasting away with the p*in ■ba had to endure, I got a box of your Red Cross intment. In three days after using she oould see, and all pain vanished, aud now, thank God, her eyes are well. 1 have to mention another rapid cure made by thit wondtiful Ointment on myself, I trod on a broken glat» -bottle, whioh cut though the aole ot my IM^'VX^ entered tbe foot, mak« inga deep gTniuj ) bornd it up with tome of your oiotmttat, and went about my work as usual, without pain or other inoonvenienoe. It healed rapidly. Wherever I see • cast of sort eyes I never fail to speak of of your Ointment. Jt has always a good rtsuit. I oould go on telling you of ouret made by this Mighty Healer, and 1 am sure, that I and my family with you t>very success >_ ...„- -'i™^"*" wake it more widely King Street, sayi : only jutt see the ad through tbe inLed Cross Ointment. ntmentsit is as the .ary 14, 1890.

Mr Wootton, Caledonian Store, writ'es: For two years I suffered torments from an irritation of the skin affeoting the bands and ohest Two applications of Red Cross Ointment cured I nod triad Herbal Oiutmanta, Powdert, Pillt, Mixtures, and all that doctors and others could do for me without

tfftct. Mr John Sobmitt, Cargill Road, South Dunadin, writet: One box of your Red Cross Ointment has oured three running sores on my lega. The Mayor of Mosgiel T, H, Murdoob, Esq., writet : These last three yeart your Red Crots Ointment has been sold by the ohemist and storekeepers here, and I have heard nothing but words of praise about it, January, 1890. Tha Mayor of Caversham, Thomas Cole, Eiq., writes. I have used your Red Cross Ointment for several years in my fami y ; i find it invaluable. It hat, in faot, beoome quite a household word, and no family ought to to without it. January 7, 1800, Mr H D. Norton, Land and Estate ' gent, Kensingtoo, writet : My family think there jt nothing like your Red Crott Ointment at a healtr and toother of pain. Having uted it for stveral yean I know that there is nothing like it for Rheutnattim, and also for outs, burns, scratches, eto VV e are sending a> box to our daughter in Melbourne by next boat. * Mr Samuel Litter, Editor, Otago Workmen, writes: I have muoh pleasure in adding my testimony to the effioaoy and healing propertiet of your Red Cross Ointment m the oate of open toret, outs, bruUet, ate. I have used it in my family for tbe past two years with tha most satitfaotory results, and Mrs Litter joint with me in firing it a vtry high character. January 6, 890,

i *>r Bernard Isaao, Ootagon Drug Hall, writet. Your Red Crott Ointment hat oured a customer of mine of Erysipelas ; bt bad bten bad some time. January 6, 1890.

Pbjos li 6J, 2s H and 4s 6d. Sold in Oamaru by MESSRS DODDS k CO., CHEMISTS, Alto By OLIVER T. BUTTON, And All Stokekexperm,

Sent Carriage Paid to any Address on rtotij£ of Postal Order to PETER DUTTON, Chimst, KENSINGTON. DUNEDIN.

Wholesalt Agents -Kempthorae, Prosser, and Co., Dunedin,

Ntw Sooth Walat— W. Gray, Sydney.