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Colonist, Volume XXX, Issue 5024, 6 October 1887, Page 2 (Supplement)

In Use 100 YearsSkin Diseases ABE of two kinds j\ flrttly those which are »n*y (kin deep (which are cot now t? bs coclidored) | seoondly, those which are ciused by • bad state of the blood, and whioh attack various parts «f the body in different way,. Skin disease showj itself ia the BEAD, someLimes in the form of Dandruff, which no imoant of brushing and corobiag will get rid it, and sometimes in tbe form of Scaly Eruptions. In the NECK, by an eclagcment of th* glands (commonly called Glandular Sirellinct). which, if unobacked, become very ansightlT wounds. In the ABMPITB, and the inside of the KLBOW3, by an inflamed Roughness of the Skin, which is very painful when washed. In the HANDS by deep Cracks jr Fissures, which, if healed for a few days ipeedily open agoin, or by horny-looking mtch s. In the LEGS, by Hard, Shiny, and I.ll»ned Swellings, or by wounds more or ■en deep. And on tbe BODY, in Red Scaly , a^hes, which, as often as rubbed off, fom •gain, or in the discharge of a thin, watery Hud of a very diiagreeabls nature. In all these cues ♦ihe treatment must be twofold, An Ointment is required t) relim Itobing rod Medicine most be t*ken to ohange the itate of tbe Blood, and render it ppre. Both these requirements are supplied by Dbßobsbtb* Celebrated Medioisss Tbe OINTMENT oalled The poor man's Friend '"And the■ Alterative Pilli Caled " Fzlvijb AawsoHOPHOxa.*' rhese two Medicines have now stool tbe test of 100 years' trial having been introduced to the public in the latter part of the l«t oontury, They may be obtained of all Chemitts, or of the Proprietors, BEACH k BABNICOTT, Bridi ort Dorset Prioa-lslid, i 93,11', atd 22r., eaoh Pottige extra, !^^^*TaADE MARK. What do the Authorities say '<— i 4t%hf Sbrnti'S " 6aya "All pretences ol U"!/C Quacks about refining it, and making it palatable are mere moonshine." Stomas M, £. %vclt t '<&sq* f »can confidently recommend Mr. Poller's Oil a» of exceptional purity." , . $* M. §o»ctt *ta SataSMS more efficacioaß." trustworthy and pure." %\ r 3 "SB "iittmAi "Ifc i 3 remarkably c!*'. &■ at- &w***t free from unpleasant taste Mil oc'iour." "ffifc* g>iM:m 3&&M .tfwttte" says, " Superior to any we have ever seen." . goafo Stow, <tog-> G^^J^ could be wished." ir. %t m * i. Gym, .^syjisSeJ . the most marked end satisfactory results." "®jsi WammgAfyit G&oxlb" "it i« . an Oil of the very tinoet quality." a* /if. WfrvrtY "Obtained the mostsatisfac. yr. 1> &mH tory results." - §r.'6ftnlts 8- BiasWae, "Sent* . Tlr <sVTtT»rtff-« "Productive of more im. &*' d>»«0"!'» mediate benefit than the other kinds." . '„,,,. 29«« <W, flritT»«rt*r pronounced ".Hollers Col S*; w- «««»» Oil to be the best extant." ' ' « . S»«w* p ure st W e have ever met with." count of unpalatableness, experienced na llfticiilty whatever iv taking Moller's.' " g. & fysmim $sq., &£.&., &*., of Umballa, Bays "I opened a bottle of your Oil the other day that had been Five years in tha counlrvy (India) and it was perfectly fresh and good, wlierens Newfoundland oil would have been positively disgusting in as manj months." imxtttm gatmrtkml <6spbitiw %,**}(<' have pronounced it mwqunlled, and (OiUJ.ua ?yo _ aw . lir -i e d the Highest Honours. CAN WE SA ¥ MORE ? YES! WE SAY TRY IT7 I i Sold oihj in capsuled bottles, by all Chemiw

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