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Thames Star, Volume XXX, Issue 9028, 28 March 1898, Page 1

Fdy Bros. 5 Studio J. M. FOY PHOTOGRAPHER, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. —;o: - First Class Work Only, and Prompt Delivery. GROUPS, PORTRAITS ot CHILDREN and FANCY COSTUMES a Speciality, CABINETS (Full or Threequarter Length) front Ss, or 12s 6d ver doz. Extra Charge for Large Heads. NEGATIVES carefully prepared copie may be obtained on application. ear j.m.f. *xhibits none but his OWN WORK, and cordially Invites the l*ublic to Inspect Same, | Established 25 years TelephoneNo 66. I THE Kauri Timber COMPANY, Thames Branch, (JAN SUPPLY THE UNDERMENTIONED TIMBER Etc. ALL KIISDS AND SIZES OF RoCGB AIJD DUKSSFP LINING AND FLOORING, RW. BOARDS, SKIRTING, ARCHITRAVES, MOULDING ALL CLASSES OF JOINERY AND TURNERY. All Orders Promptly Executed ANI) AT Lowest Current Rates. K^uri Timber Company (LIMITED). Aj'ply tv. - it ri HUDSON • jUafaofb. NEVER USED IN VAIN. ' Diseases of the Skin. 1 Universal approbation hasbeen awarded to tliis famous Ointment foritsefflcienoyin removing disenspjof the akin. For scrofula, cii'vy, wnld heads, and all eruptions of the ■kin, no remedy can equal it To soldier*, .iloi'a, miners, and travellers in foreign tund*, it is invaluable. Sores, Wounds, Bad Breasts, Ulcerated Legs. In this class of maladies, an improyeniunt, rapidly follow* Che first dressing with ;liu Oiiiimfciit. ■ It niu.it n<it only be applied to the wound or snrn. l>ut bo briskly rubbud in around the di.seiwwi, uwojlen or painful parts. The IT, ut uf tho Ointment is increased by fomenting with warm water before the Oint■■.ciifc is rubbed in ; but the turf act of tore*. u-jii-n hi»iliiig, should never be oleansed with sponge or anything else. Rheumatism, Gout, Stiff Joints. Kywynne suffering from these painful aiiictiu'iid sliuuld use this Ointment, as it li:is relieved thousands from torture, after every other means had been fruit Muss. The Ointuunt should be well rubbed into the -kin at least twice a day, after it has been tmiißntpfi with warm salt and water and diicd. Tlitt pain gradually abates, and a ' ..-lire aoon follows. Glandular Swellings, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, and Quinsey. To combat these diseases with suocess, liom'tratiiiff.remedies are neceasaiy. Such ;ii« 1 lullovvay a-Ointment and i'ills. When ritblifdou the skin, the former penetrates to tlie tfliinds, ai»d removes any obstruction nr iiiipurity which may be imijeding their liunltiiy action. This Ointment acts on thft vi'ry mainsyiiiig of life, for through the ultiidspussall rcparative.matters; in all i • above class of cases, the Ointment and I'illa, used conjointly, willaotsosearohingly and certainly, as to effect cures in the most deplorable cases. Asthma, Shortness of Breath. In these complaints the Ointment should lw well rubbed upon the chest and between he shoulders, in order to make id penetrate. 1., the lung's and air passages, and thus . tfuct a permanent cure. Uulh the Ointment and Pills should he Vte& in the following catet: — iSuilT.egs Corns (Soft) Rheumatin ilad UreMtS Cancers Scald* Dims Contraufcod ft SoreNlppltS r.unions Stiff Joint* Sore Throats uncofHo9che> Elephantiasis SkinDiaeassi torgaiidSaDd fistulas Scurvy Flics Gout Sore Heads nfo-bay Olandular Tumours 'liogo-toot swellings Ulcers 'hilblai a Lumbago Wounds .'..upped Hands Piles Yaws The Ointment and Pills are Manufactured only a* 78 New Oxford St. (lat« 533 OxfM* »« I^mdoa; . And are sold by all Vendors of Medioinaa throughout the Civilijsed World! with directions for use in almost every languafm or rsithssm sAoni* look to tb» . ■ qmij wr»wpnrtma, ■--=■- ■> ■■■■