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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 10105, 11 September 1894, Page 2

IIOIXOWAY'S OIXTMKnT AND PILLS. — A Oure i'or Abaceates, Piles, i'isinlu, and Soros of every description. — The very satisfactory lebvltH iirisiug from the use of this invaluable O'nUnent, when the patients h.ivo boon siiU'oring from any of the abo\o disorilora, have induced tho Modienl Profession to introrlu o it into tho hospitals mid their private pracliso, and in many instances whero tho sufferer was considered incurable, Uollowny's Ointniont, ia conjunction with his Pills, hoalod the most desperate csises. They are also unequalled for the euro of ncrofula, scurvy, and all diseases of tho skin, and the euros ihi*y effect aio not temporary or iniperfoet, for by their purifying powers they bung about n ninrvclloiis nnd mnpt boneficial clungo in tho wholo syßtom, and enablo it, with renovated powor?, to resist (he appro -ch of all futmo attacks of Lho s-auie disease. PERSONS OF DELICATE CONSTI TUT! ON, who urc obliged to abatainlrom ordinary- i.Vh>c, fliohM try Cki:asi.'s T.mi AX'.auAt or Dandl'Mon Coi'n:^, which i.-< leconiHieniU'il by the hig!>u«t. MeiliciU Ai'.thoiitio'i an .i very tumble bever.'fro for thoso suil'tring; from we.1 1 ; digoption fiutuloucy, uuivoiiHueßH, etc. Not to ku<>w n not to Imve — Edward L. Nathan, Wholen!o Agout Now Plymouth