■ MiscellftnAOiii. M^ waaMaMi ,,^, M ,. — — —* BVEBY ONE HIS OWN SHTSICJLiJr HPLLOWAY'S SPILLS. For a period of thirty years, in eTery county and clime (not even excepting China and Tartary), these Pillfl haye established f6r th'tSmselrei a lasting renown, suoh as no medicine ever in* joyed before ; andnowhere, perhaps, have^ tbiiy been more appreciated than by Settlers; Digger! and Emigrants in the Australian Colonies. Weakness and, DeiUity. How many persons suffer from debility witHout knowing the cause why they are feeble! , ,In most cases the stomach is the aegressor. HtfllowayV Pills have long' been famed for reguuU ting a disordered stomach, and restoring lit* healthy Digestive tone; -they are therefore confidently recommended as a never-failing remedy in all cases where the constitution, from any cause, has become impaired or weakened. Diseases of the Head and Heart. These formidable diseases are, unfortunately, of frequent occurrence ; for the most part they creep on gradually,' but may be T»eyented by proper precautions. ' Hollowayfs 'Fills 'are the surest preservatives against all' derangements oi the brain, and are the speediest correctors of irregular circulation. Ifthey.be taken without delay when tingling in the limbs, drowsiness or giddiness comes on, the 'effect will be mkrvellems. Females of all Ages and Classes. " The fame of these Pills is partly baied ttptfjl the beneficial effects they have upon "the cOnsti* tutioris of females. IVom the domestic : servant to the peeress, universal favour i» accorded to | them for their invigorating and; purifying] proper ties, which render them: so ..safe and inysjuabw in all disorders peculiar to the sex. Ob«fructions of every kind, either in youbg persons entering into womanhood or approaching the turn of lift ' —the most critical period— 'may be 'radically re- . moved by a recourse to these P^lls.' ■• < :■>■•.- All Disorders affecting th* Liver, Stomach and > Bowels. -'/--^ Whenever the stomach, liver, or bowels are disordered by high living, cumatei -gence, undue' exertionor other catises,' these flti* regulating Pills, will, sppn -rectify ,~the -eTU, and speedily bring back energy,- strength^ and cheer fulness to the frame where previoußfyT yil WM lassitude, gloom, aiid dejectioiJi; ' '' '" lX^ ' : Despondency, Itow Spirits. The mieery occasioned by a disordered digestion is uniortunatelyV felt übyu by ; most' '.persons. These famous Pills should be taken 1 in appropriate doses; to adjust the -disturbed functions. They dispel headache, biliousness, nausea, lowness ,of spirits, and sJI similar eilttenta. A course of those invaluabk puriftmg iftlis netet fails m removing the cause of such "morbid iit^c* tions, without subjecting the sufferer^ toy in* convenience. ''^ " (i ; <: - i: ■■¥■- '■} i ~ 'ifytuenza, JDiptheridi BfoTtclitit, oi^X* and •'■- :i . ( . : " : " > :';' i^Sr.7, . u "-.,°''f In our changeable climate few persons escape without cblds^ sore throats, TnflTi«rn«ai dipthena, or bronchitis for allof which these fitmbus corrective Pills may be taken witii the certimty of effecting a cure. While the tEilLr/,«reT expelling all i-npurities t from the body genendly, Holloway's Ointment should be.w^-robbeijupon the chest and throat ; r it wiUpemetrato t&e skin, reduce inflammation; and Testore'lastmg soundness. Hollowatfs Pills are -the test rerMdf'hihitm itt iheWorU for the foU6«^jbUh^eJ%* Asithma' '".''. '.'" " ; ' '' ( fiiija' . '"'""' *■ \ Bilious Complaints Gout " Blo^hes on the skin '■' Head-ache : . Betention of -Urine ; Indigestion Consumption : Inflammataon . "Debility ' jaundice. Dropsy. Sore Throats , Dysentery ' ' ' Rheumatißm ' Erysipelas Secondary Symptoms .Colics Tie-Doloreux 'o Constipation of Bowels Tumpurs; Scrofula, or Kong's Evil Ulcers : : 1 liver' Complaints ' Venereal affections Bowel Complaints . Wormiof all^tth'di Sfone and Gravel Ague'^''*- ' l ; r Piles: ■; -•": Lumbago ' Female Irregularities Weakness, • from what* JFeverspf all kinds . everCT«se4».Ac., Sold at the Establishment of PBOJWaoB HoiiOWAT, 244, Strand, (near Temple] Bar), London, also. by aU respecteble. Druggist* and Dealers in v Medicines th^ughoutiQie "civilised world. - .* ._,... fgTThere is a considerable saving oy. taking '■ '"■ ■■••■ the : larger sixes.'" / .'^- ■ N:B.— Directions for the guidance i of patient* ia "• eve^d^s6r^OT : are'affi±ed'td r eachTß'ox. .::.,. -^ • . .: . r . .--■■-» -■ - -;;'i GLENMELD STABCH. ' Exclusively used in the Boyal Laundry. ■•-• ! By^^ Special- Appointment. . : # ■■I- TO HEB EOTAL m&BXXBB j i THE EBINGESS OF W4HSS. fjpTra best prooft of .ithe greatest superibrity of X this Starch are the numerous distinguishing marks of approval, which have been .accorded to it 'from T all quarters, amongst [ [thote' (< may be mentioned the fouowing, yiz. J ':—^ ." w * * It is exclusively i^ml# ! B«yalLaiinqry, , Her Majesty's, Laundires , says ;it 4 is the, flneet Starch she ever used. , j, >.;. : v, -r; Honourable, mention .was awarded at the Great Exhibition in Lbndon/jn 1851. , r \'' A Prize Medali was 'awaraed for it at the New York Exhibition'in 1853 j: and ' - :>• A Prize; Medal was also' awarded to .it r at the International Exhibition in London, - - - TffE GLENFIELD STABCH -. > Has continued to inioreasetapidlyL The MaHufecturers have every jcpmidence ia asserting, thatif $hW J^Wf^fWj*?* wlm> do not regularly use this Starch would disregard the advice of interested dealers, who ire allowed extra profits 6n*iriferior articles, «nd^ give'it % fiur triali they would then feel satisied -Wi* tfie Tery superiorfinish which it' impartsmuslins, ;&C; ,the great . saying \, of ; trouble in ite application, and tiie entiM".aDßen<» r O?^dTOppointment 'with the resulte, and' would 'for the' nature, • THE QUEEN'S ..LAUNDEESS, USB NO •■^:-i (■• : --':-- % "' i OTHEBi :: ' v - r : >- y To be had of all respectable .Grooen, i' Oflmen, : -Aei? &>., and wholesale of the .- Manufacturers,; .i ; i^ BOBEBT Wt)THEBS?OON & 00. ' . :" '. ■'STABCH\PUByBYOIiS., J "'''l; ■-.-■■ ■ ,:• '.ay': . Her Bpyal Highness. the Princess of.Walse And Manufacturers of WOTEKSPOON'3 TICTOBIA LOZENGjjJ
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Southland Times, Issue 1026, 23 September 1868, Page 4
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857Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Southland Times, Issue 1026, 23 September 1868, Page 4
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