TTOLLO WAYS FILLS. 11 To Professor Holloway Sib—l Buffered from asthma for eighteen year', accompanied with great difficult of breathings, and severe cough, with tpitting of t hod, I was elia afflicted with Piles. At different times I was treated by most skilful phjsiciat s, and waa at length prorounced by them 11 bs beyond oure. Aa a last resource, I was induced lo use your Pills and Ointment, and in the short space of <a fortnight could j walk about, and am now perfectly cured, to ■ the astonishment of all who know me." The immediate loss ot muscular strength and nervous energy is more particularly re markable in renal than, in most other diseasoi Iheir deficient action for one day «Jtfc"ee» to produce fever, hence the necessity for prompt and efficient treatment. Hollo way '• Pille hare the great merit of restoring any suspended or diminished secretions, and of removing any inflammation or congestion in the slpeen, kidneys, or other subsidiary organs. The tight, suffocating, anxious feeling,' caused by derangement of the heart, make* ufforer look on present death at imminent. Holloway's Pills prove an efficient and ready remedy when the disturbed circulation deponds "on indigestion, flatulency, or debilitated nervous vigor. Persons suffering the disturb* ance of the heart, should take about six of these Pills two or three times a week, accord* ing to circumstances, to arrest the too active notion of the heart. By rubbing the Ointment round the affected par'o it penetr tei to the tissue! beneath, as it exercises a wonderful power oa all the blood fl-twirg to, vnd roturning from, the diseased part. The itiflammat on dimiuisbei, and part becomes led intolerable, Ibe matter thioliens, tn 1 a euro ia loin affected. In all long statd* icg case.-1 Hob way's Pills will thoroughl) dispel all depraved humors rfom the body. Gout, Rheumatism, and Paralysit. -Gout end Rheumatism arise from fuflamma tion in the purtß affected, so, to effect a permanent cure, adopt a cooling diet, drink plenty of water, take six of these famous P.lis night and mominjr, atvt rub the Ointment most effeotUilly twise a day into the suffering par's an'J cu;O ia-uerta'n. Tho pa.bljtio patient ahcukl takej»bj-t three Pills twice a week, and let theOinttoent be well rubbed into the paralysedlimb, which will, in a verj, little time, be greatly 'benefitted—indeed many ourei h»ro boa cflWed by this treat ment. Bal Legs Gout Burnt , Lumbago Burnous Pile* Bite of Motquitos Rheumatism and SiDd S'Aot S*lds Coco Bay Bcre Ni[ pies Chieog-foot ' Sore luroaU Chilblain* £kin Disease! (happed Hindi Souvy Corner (iott) Sara Heads CanowM Tumorf BJld .at the eitabUshmeQt of JiMKb Houowat, 183, Oxford slroet, London ; and by all mpeotabla DrojrgilLi and Dsabrs of Mudioinf, throughout the oiviliied world, as the following pnewt j—l» lid., 8* 9d, <U (3d. 111,, fit, aod 2i*. t eaoh Bjx, W WiLKUB. Agent,
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Colonist, Volume XXX, Issue 5024, 6 October 1887, Page 2 (Supplement)
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476Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Colonist, Volume XXX, Issue 5024, 6 October 1887, Page 2 (Supplement)
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