ho;lloway'B_ointment. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Wounds and Ulcerations of all kinds. < ; fTIHERE is no medical preparation which ■J_ may bo so thoroughly relied upon in fche'fcrealmenfc of the above ailments as Hollo- ' "^ay's Ointment. Nothing can be move pimple and safe than the manner in which if is applied, nothing more salutary than its action on the .body, both locauj ,and constifcu- , tionallyi The' Ointment rubb'ei; around 1 thd part affected enters the 'pores' as ; sauV permeates meat. It quickly penetrates to the source; of-the 'evil', and drives' it'-'froni '■thb'^.fi system.' '" '' >;■■:'■••..■ ut ;A ':■.■. ■■■ i Li; lhi-Si.s\ BrbiicMtis, ;'Di^eria, '^Col^' Coughs- Sore Throats/. & Shot* ness of Breath,. ... r;,-^^ Selaied and/con'gest^d, throats, elongated . uvula, ulcerated or tuvgid tonsils, whooping cough, croup, asthma, wheezing from j ;umiu lated; mucous, and other difficu of respiration, also palpitation, .stitch s, and shortness of breath, imy with" certainty be cured by rubbing this healing 'Ointment' over thechesf and back for at least half an hour twice a day, assisted by doses of Holloway's Pills. •.., For, Glandular Swellings,' Stiff Joints and Diseases of the ' Skin. There is no preparation for salutary effects comparable to tnis .remedy. Ifc should be wel rubbed over the affected parts after their ' due fomentation.., with warm water. It acts by stimulatingYfhe absorbents to increased • activity, by preventing congestion md promoting a free and copiousTcirculati^v; in the ' parts affected; then spe'edly and effectually it eSsureira cure/'f ;: /o>y '• ' '■''"'■' trilf:."~'^ '•■' _..-*, « <fout and JRheumatisni.; ■ ~.-?"ii This invaluable jiinguent has'i greater power >; over gout,aM;*hetitnatism tiianiatfyiQtitievo 7 preparation^;:; None need remain in pain if ;r its "TemovaL.be. set about.in good -earnest, by, „. this infallible remedy. {Recording to the printed instructions affixed.to each pot. All settled aches and paing remediabletin; the; 'f Bainte tmannerl •-'■ i- ■ • ..,.-.,.. .-.. w • es» Fistulas, and Excpriatipnek ; The 'cuVe- %liielr,this:,;Ouitmenjk; efifeot^ in : Brf*jl:iV>f.lortg stMidinfo X- ? {t6r $!?%s*7* Te»i?ted all ottieriippUcatioiii, < * have ; beeii so 'counftesV and so* * orioui W ithrpughout he world jbnajiranyieflEort ' ; * :-tM^i ah( adequately detailed' statement, of? tfieir number or character .would' ba; taiTJi" Itig r>> sufficient tq know "tKat 1 the Ointment hai heVer proved inefficacious. In Disorders of the Kidneys ,■ Stone 1 and Gravel K-.0.i The Ointment is ai6yereig.n;reiriedyri£it.be i'well "■: rubbed twice a day into the-small of fche back, over the region. of,the iidneysi into which;it< will' gradually, penetr.ate,-.and in, almost:.' every case give, .immediateiyralief.^frT^eneiFer^ir \ Ointment has been once usedijt has efltablishe^ , \ its own worth, .and Jias, agajn been eagerly souglit for.,as. the .easiesfc'an' 1, rafest remedy "n all the disorders of the i ' eys. 'Both the Ointment and Mils should be used in the follovtyng cases :-— Bad Legs Fistulas Sore Threats Bad Breasts Gout Skin Diitoases Burns Glandular Scurvy' Bunions Swellings Sore Heads, Chilblains Lumbago ' Tumours Chappedhands Piles > Ulcers Corns (Soft) Rheumatism Wounds Contracted and Sore Nipples &c, Ac, Stiff Joints Scalds iThe Pills and Ointment are sold at I roies sor Hoelowax's Establishment, 533, Oxford > f , street, t London; also by nearly , every respecjtatle Vendor of Medicine throughout the civilised world, in boxes tf ad pots, att l£d, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, ll ßj 225, 'ad 33 8 ',eac . The 2s' 9d size contains three, the 4s 6d size six, the 11s size sixteen, the 22s size thirtythree, aiid the 33s size fifty-two times, t the quantity of a Is' l}-'d box' or pot. The smallest box of Pills contains four dozen f and the smallest pot of Ointment one ounce. Eull printed directions are affixed to each '• box and pot, and can be had in any laugnago, even in Turkish, Arab, Armenian, Persian ' or''Chinese. * '<> i^OALS, T) -CIIKEWObD ' \J , JJEIOKS, 1} - €HAECQAX, ETC. ■ - ? THE Cheapest place on the Tham«s' Out Up FIREWOOD, COALS, CHARCOAL, is at FEBGUSSON'S -YABB, BEACH, COENEE OF ' BXJRKE STEEET; And his Old Yard— , DAVY STEEET. SPENCER & HALL, CHEMISTS, GOLD BEOKEBS, &c. OWBN-BTBIBT, GbAHAXSXOWK, |") KG to inform Miners and others that theit O . Single Stamper and Berdans pan-be had , at short notice for Specimen and Trial , Crashing, the Greatest «are being taken to Save the Gold, under the Superintendent of MtSpbwom. ! i , Gold Melted and Assayed, and the higheit price given for the tune. N.B.—Always in Stook.—Caußtio Sods, Quicksilver, Sodium Amalgam, Pataiiiuni Cyanide. Q GRIP and SHARE TRANSFER FORMS ON SALE at the Sxab Offioe pOASTwisE CUSTOMS \ ENTRIES 1 \J (forme) ON SALE fat the EVBNIKa l Stab Office.
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Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1660, 25 April 1874, Page 4
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711Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1660, 25 April 1874, Page 4
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