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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 6945, 26 February 1890, Page 1

CROSS ~m& ' OINTMENT The Mighty Healei [Registered.] rpHIS ONITMENT~has do equal as i J healer. No diseaie of the skin, ol whatever nature, can withstand its healing and soothing properties. The burning heal 0! Sunburn it at onoe relieved. At a salve for Sore Nipples and Breasts, it is fai •aperior to anything else known. For Sore Eyelids or loflftinmation, it is a sure cure. Mighty H«alsr. It may bo applied to the Bkm of the youDgest bibe, or most irritable ■kin. Burn* and Soalds are more qniokly healed, and the pain aooner relieved uy this Ointment, than by any other apphca tion. Irritation of ih» Skin on any part of the body, from any oauie whatever, constitutional, or acquired, it quiokly cured. TESTIMONIALS. Mr Oliver T. Button, Oatnaru, writes : Twelve mentbs ago I injured my leg, I tried all manner of cures without suooess. A friend recommended Red Cross Ointment. I got a small box, and to my surprise it completely onrei in two weeks. 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We so pleased that we tbink it only fair to nform you, January 8, 1890. MrHeJnrioh Otto Brandtt, general dealer Bay View R >ad, South JUunedin : It is with the greatest pleasure I now inform you of the almost miraculous cure made by your Red Cross Ointment. My daughter ha» been blind for months, having had in flam* mation of the eyes for over two years, I had spent a considerable amount of money in trying to euro her The best mediuki specialists could do no good, and the various drops, lotions, and ointments from dooto s, oho > ists, herbalists, and friends •vailed nothing. She became bJind, and she was just wasting away with the mm she had to endure. I got a box of your Rsd Cross • intment. In three days after using the could see, and all pain vanished, and now, thank God, her eyes are well. I have to mention another rapid oure made by this wondeiful Ointment on myself. I trod on a broken glass bottle, whioh cut though the sole of my boot and entered the foot, making a deep gash, i bornd it up with some of your oiutment, and went about my work M usual, without pain or other iuoonvemenoe. It healed rapidly. Wherever I see a case of sore eyes I never fail to speak of of your Ointment. It has always a good result. I could go on telling you ol cures mad* by this Mighty Healer, and i am sure, that I and my family wish you every »ucce»» in your endeavors to make it more widely own. r Howrth, Grocer. King Street, says : istomer who could only just see the ;, can now see to read through the innentality of Your Red Cross Ointment, pared with other Oiotments it is as the to the moon, January 14, 1890. Mr Wootton, Caledonian Store, writes : For two years I suffered torments from an irritation of the skin affeoting the hands and obtst Two applications of Red Cross Ointment oured I had tried Herbal Ointments, Powders, Pills, Mixtures, and all that dootors and others could do for me without effsot, Mr John Sohmitt, Cargill Road, South Dunedin, writes: One box of your Red Cross Ointment has oured three running acres on my legs. The Mayor of Mosgiel T. H, Murdooh, Esq., writes : These last three years your Red Cross Ointment has been sold by the chemist and storekeepers here, and I have heard nothing bat words of praise about it, January, 1890. The Mayor of Caversham, Thomas Cole, E»q., writes . I have used your Red Cross Ointment for several years in my famiy; I find it invaluable. It has, in faot, become quite a household word, and no family ought to be without it. January 7, 1890, Mr H D. Norton, Land and Estate ' gent, Kensington, writes : My family think there is nothing like your Red Cross Ointment as a healer and soother of pain. Having used it for several years I know that there is nothing like it for Bheumatitm, and also for outs, burns, soratohes, etc. We ar« seeding a box to our daughter in Melbourne by next boat. > Mr Samuel Lister, Editor, Otago Workmen, writes: I have much pleasure in »dding my testimony to the efficacy and healing properties of your Red Cross Ointment m the oase of open sores, outs, bruises, etc. I have used it in my family for the past two years with the most satisfactory results, and Mrs Lister joins with me in giving it a very high character, January 6, 1890, Mr Bernard Isaac, Octagon Drug Hall, writes. Your Red Cross Ointment has oured a customer of mine of Erysipelas ; he had bsen bad some time, January G, 1890. Paick Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d. Sold in Oamaru by MESSRS DODDS & CO., CHEMISTS, Also By OLIVER T. SIT.* lON, And A. J. S. 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