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Diseases of the BkhL Universal apwobacioa basbssa awarsW to this famous Ointment foe its sfttoiaaeyia removing diseases of the skin. Forscrofsla, scurryVaeald beads, a!idaU«upticasoir*e skin, no remedy cm equal ik TbiullhiV sailors, miners, wid travellers ia Joreiga lands, it is invaluable.
Soref. Wounds. Bad Breut*. Ulcerated Left.
la this class of maladies, an fanpfova. a»nt rapidly follows the first dressing with the Ointment ~ •'.'■ It must not only be applied to the wound or sore, bat be briskly nibbed in around th« diseased, swollen or painful pars*- Tht effect of the Ointment is increased .by tonenting with warm water before the Ointmontis robbed in ; but tht nrfaotcf KjH^ when healing, should nerer M oMMMt with sponge or anything slat. Bheumatism, (Jout, stiff Joints. Everyone suffering from thesa painful affeotiens should use this Ointment, as it has relieved thousands from torture, after every other means had been '»»»*}•«*_ !*• Ointment should be well rubbed into the skin at least twice a day, after ft has been fomented with warm salt and water and dried. The pain gradually abates, and a eon soon follows. Glandular Swellings, Bronchia*, Sore Throat, and Quint*?. To combat these diseases with sumeas, penetrating remedies are neoewary. iJudi are Holloway's Ointment and Alls. When rubbed on the skin, the former xitststrsjUn to the glands, and remores any obstruotwa or unpurity wliich maybe impeding thato heaUhy action, ThisOintmentaotooajhe; Terymainspruig of Me, for JtbraajnV the glaSds iiass aU refaratiw mjtteWjfaan theabo>ecUssofoasetvUwOT Iglilvaji Pills, usedoonjointly, wm^sosearchlngly and oertainly, as to effect onras in annwet deplorable cases. Asthma, Shortnti* of Breath. In thwe complaints thepinfßt aWaM be well rubbed upon the cheat aadWtiaan fbeshouMen, inordertoßsaketorsjsisato to the lungs and air piaims, —j *m effect a permanent oura, BotKtkeOMmeiUamdPOUatmMUmi B-ll—s Cofssgoft) j ga>ssßiass>a aoms - ' - OtsUiuM ft flofaMafssl SSataat atUtJouta fete ferns* SiiolMosoh*- Hephanttasls nis KHmm Coes-baT Glandular Tamoon OhlM»%ot Bwjßngs Wtass CbUbiabis Lumbago weoadi Sksfßedßands PUes Tawe The Ointmant and Pills are IfiimliiilMll only a* nNewOxf^Jt^jUßW «MM) And are aoldbyall Vendorsof Medfaiaes throughout the Civilised WotkU wHb diractions for use in almost erery hag—f» n
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rpHB PROPEIETOB, in THANKt IMG the Publio for the large measure of rapport aocorded him, has much pleasure in annoaaoing that he is oonitantly making additions to his plant. Type of the latest designe, Plaio and Fancy, » almost daily being added, and JOB PRINTING
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Thames Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 8621, 27 March 1897, Page 4
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426Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Thames Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 8621, 27 March 1897, Page 4
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