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Ilttirital .IVrO SUCH WORD AS FAIL -*-* a KESisrLiiss remedy. HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT. Circular to the Sick. Tho first hospital surgeons and medical publicists of Europe admit th* unparalled ami infiumatory aud -healing properties of thi* Ointment; government* bane-ion its use, in their .naval and military terriees; and tlie masses ■in tlie country and throughout the world repose the utmost confidence in iti curative properties. It petiotriteb the kourres of inflamation and corruption which underlie the external evidences of disease, and neutralises the fury elements which feed and exasperate the malady. Rheumatism, Scrofula, Erysiplas. These aro among the must terrible and agonizing d:»:'_wo#, yet in their worst forms, and when seemingly incurable, they invariably disappear übder a perseveriiicr »pplieation of thi* soothing healing, antidote lo pain and inflamation. King's Evil, Fever Sores, Stiff Joints. In caies oi Kiwi's Evii where medicinal waters, lotions, aad every recipe of tlui piiarmacnrceia have proved useless, the Ointment will accomplish a thorough cure. • Fever Sores heat quickly under its ii.flu 'nc°, vi d its relaxing effect upon contracted sinews is truly wonder'ul. Discharging Ulcers. A moat remarkable and happy change ia produced in th* eppeaiance or __iu_ii(ii_.nt ulcere, after a few applications ofthii Ointment. Tlie surrounding redness vanishes, and granules Of health v iiesh bi'triif to Take ihe place of the disuharKed matter. This process gd.s on more or less rapidly, until the orifice is filled up wall sound mateiml and thp ulcer radically cured. A Word to Mothers. * The young are the most frequent sufferers from external Injuries and therefore every mother should have this healing preparation constantly at hand. It is anabsolute specific for son -breasts, and quickly removes the encrusted sore wbich sometimes disfigure (he bends and faces of children. ** •Significant Facts. Thin Oatiment ii universally used on board the Atlantic and Pacific whaling fleet as a cure for scorbutic affections and as the best possible remedy for wounds and brui_t.»i Large supple s of it have recently been ordered by the Sultan of Turkey for hospital purposes. Extraordinary cure of a bad leg of 3years standing. ■ Copy °fa litter from Mr Joseph Sharpe, Apothecary, Salford. "To Professor Holloway, Sir.—l have much gratification In informing you of (he following wonderful cure brought about by .your Ointment and Pills Mrs. liolmes, of< Albert-street, Mount Street-, Sa'irojcd*, hart suffered so severely from a bad Leg of three years -standing, that for a period of eighteen months, - she could wear neither shoe nor boot,' Hearing '» m ic-h pruis^ of your Ointment and Pills, she was induced to tiy shetn, and in-the course of a few weeks, • her legs became complet 1/ sound and well', so well indeed, that she can now walk any renonable distance without feelihg the slightest pain oi inconvenience. 1 am, Sir, yours respectfully, (Signed) ' JOSEPH SHARP/* Wonderful cures of sores in -the. Face^aftsr al other remedies had failed.-". Copy of a letter from Mr. Joseph Barnes, Smdg, , ■ .Bedfordshire. "To Professor Halloway, " Bir.—For »g%eral years I suflferfd from a large number of rery bad sores on different -parts of my body, acd especially upo» my face; so much so, thit a great portion of'm'y'nose was entirely eaten away. After adopting a variety of remedies, which all fd-ileil, I was induced te purchase of Mr. Spong, some of . your really invaluable Ointment and Pills. .1 used them for four months, ami am reojiJed to state, that I am nowii l, perfect health i and have continued so e*er since I first applied yonr admirable Ointment and took your Pills, now nearly two yean since, ..,..- ---1 remain. Sir, your obedient Servant,* (SignedJ . JOSEPH UaBNES." Both tin Oiutmtnt and Pills shiuld _>* used in Iks following casts: — Bad Lees Cancans ■ Sore Nipple* Bad Breasts Contracted end Bda_ Sore.throats . : Burns ' Joints* '■' ';.' Skin-dlgeaie* Bunions - Elephantiasis - 'Scurvy Bites of Mosquitoes fistulas ■ • -Sore-heads •nd Sand _*_ies Gout .. Tumours CoctKkay ■ ' Glandular HwsMings Ulcers Chip»o-foot Lumbago * - W">und* Chll*ains ■- Piles. ... Taws Chapped hands Rheumatism Corns (Soft) .'■■-. Scalds , Sold et the Establishments of Profkssob HoeiowjlT, Sit r Strand, (near Temple Bar;, London, and 80, -Maiden Cane, New York, also by all resizeable Druggists and; Dealer* la - Medicines throughout the civilised worlt.. Sole agent for Nelson, W. WILKIE; Bridge-st. 13Jrd.; 2s. Qd.; and 4s. (JU eacli- Pot.. ' ft*** There is a,considerable saving by taking the larger she*. N.B — Diioctions for the guidance of patients tn every disorder are aflUed to each Pot. THE MEDICINE OF THE MILLION. PHILOSOPHY. AND PACT. HOLLOWAY'S .PILLS.. The Exciting cause qf Sickness. The blood is the life-sustaining, agent.- II ; furntsne* the components ot flesh, bone, muscle, nerve asd integument.- Th* stomach in its manufactory, the .veins, its distributors, and the 'intestines the chi-niiels through which'the waste matter rejected in its production is expelled. .Upon the-stomach,- tbe circulation and the bowels, these Pills act simultaneously, relieving indigestion, purify nig the fluids, anil regulatingl the excretions. 2he National''Complaint. Dyspepsia is the most common disease aoioug Ul cleMet in this country. It assumes a thousand shapes, and_._* the primary source of innumerable dangerous maladies; but whatever its type os symptoms, however-obstinate its resistance to ordinary prescriptions, it yields readily and rapidly to thla searching and unorrinc remedy. f Bilious. Affections. The quantity and quality .ot tbe bile are of vital. Importance to health. 'Upon tlie liver;1 'the gland whlctr secretes this fluid, the Pills, operate specifically,'infallibly.,rectifying its irrpgularities,' and effectually .curing. Jpundice; i Bilious Remittents, and-all 'the- varieties- of' diseises generated "by M uanatural condition ofthe organs. " . > X ',', 'i ' , .Remarkable Cure of Indigestion, and sever* pain in the Stomach. ' Copy of a letter rom Mr. G. Hondey, Dispensing end Family Chemist, Morris.on, near Swansea. > "To Professor. Holloway, *' , ' '. - Sir.—l have just received the subjoined brief particulars ef a rase referring to a party who has invariably, purchase*} your Fills and Ointment at my establishment. Mr. David-JLewis, of Llangefelach, »ufflured, lie states,-from tha most'sitter* attack• of Indigestion, and violent pains in the stomach; these continued for. upwards of sit months, and assiduously trying every other remedy, v.ere eventually end entirely'removed by.the free and con .tant use of your truly 'invaluable Pllll.' These alone with your Ointment are highly prized throughout my district, and their shlc is proportionally extensive. < I am, Sir, yours respectfully. (SignedJ. ~ - *G. HORSLEY.** An astonishing curs of Asthma. ■ Copy of letter from Mr. John "Bailie, Juur., Merchant, Ballynahinch, Co. Down, Ireland. To Professor Holloway, ' '. . Sir,—l have much pleasure-in forwarding you particular* of another extraordinary cure of Asthma,, c fleeted v by your valuable medicines, after every other remedy had failed. Mr. James Furey, of Druuißgblise, Kilmore.'Co.-Dow'o, was afflicted with this fearful complaint for 20 years, and ; was literally in the last stage of the disorder, when he commenced taking your Pills, and well rubbing tj.e Ointment into 'the chest ninht anil mbrnms. I have- the pleasure "of inforbiing yon, that after persevering with your remedies, as above for eight wec&s, he was completely cured| and hasjever Siude enjoyed the-best uf health. I remain, Dear Sir, yours very truly. (Signed) JOHN BAILIE, Jun." Hollotvatfs Pills are the best remedy knowti in ikt world for the following Diseases:— Ague Erysipelas Worms of ell kiads Asthma Female IrragularitiesScrofula or King* Bilious Complaints Fevers of all kinds Evil Blotches on the Sl_ii_ Head-ache * Bore Threat* Bo*el Complaints Indigestion Stone and gravel Colics Inflammation . Secondary Symptom* C insfpution of the Jajndice , TiCrDouloureux Bowels -Liver Complaint* •' Tumoute Consumption . Lumbago Ulcers Debility P'lm ' ' ' Venereal AflVetione Dropsy' Rimioatiam ' ><• eakness, from whatDthSntery Retenlicn of Urine ever cause Ac, lie '*»* There is a consideriifre saving hy taking the.larger Meet. N.B. —Uireeiiousfor the guidance of pailenU in every disorder are affixed te each box. Sold at. tbe -Establishments ol Pt.d_n.Bßoa HolWwat, Hi Strand, near Tvmpie Bar, Lundei., 80, Maiden Lane, New Yora. Sole Agent for Nelson, W. WILKIE,-Bridge-st. In boxes of IS^l., as. Od., and 4s. Sd. each. .-AGENTS FOR THE COLONIST. TOWN OF NELSON. Waima s'reet Mr. I. M. Hill. Ironmonger Waimea-road Mr. James Barton ; Bridge-street J. H. Goodman, Bri'ige-street W. Wilkie COUNTRY DISTRICTS. Anatoki Mr. Joseph Packard Collingwood R. P. Outridge Golden Gully R. P. Outridge Motvpipi Goorgft Seymour. Motueka Jamoß Wilkie Richmond -. ■ Hodder, Draper „. - f Edward Reynolds and Spring Grove j Thom4S Andrewß StoTce Beach, Turfhotel Waimea Viltege John Palmer Wairau ...: Wm. Simmonds• gttfrtk keeper, Beaver. " Fakapawalsa William W^stoey , Wakefield . John Squires, .Post-ofßc*
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Colonist, Issue 68, 15 June 1858, Page 4
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