Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

West Coast Times, Issue 2773, 20 February 1878, Page 4

Medical. FRIEND OF ALL. IJ^LOyAY^S FILLS IMPURITIES'; 0? THE BLOOD. These wonderful Pills are valued at the humblest hearths aB well' as in the houses of comfort and wealth. They work a thorough p-irificalion throughout tke whole systenH without disordering the navarol action of and jrgan, and eradicate chose germs of complaints which consign tens of thousands to an early g-ave. INDIGESTION, BILIOUS AND SICK HEADAUIE. No orgau in the human body i» so liable disorder as the liver, an'l none is more: apt. when neglected, to become diseased, fte member when ua.usea, flatulency, or acidity on the stomach Wanu us that dices' ion is noi proceeding property, tliut H-ilo-vrA Pi 1 '" regulate every function, give str^ngih to iiVfiy organ, speedily remove all cause* <J imli^e . tion, bile, and sick headache, and effect permanent cure. Ln cases of debility, langou. and nerroufne^s, generated by excess of any kind, whether mental or physical, the eifecta of these PIIIk is in the highest deyree bracing, renovating, and restorative. They drive from the system the morbid causes of disease, re-establish the digestion, regulate all the secretions, strength*.' the nervous system, raise th-- patient's spirit: and bring back the frame to its pristine healta nd vigour TURN OF LIFE AND DB.OPbUJii.ii SWELLINGS. The turn of life is ithe most distressir-n period in woman's ex&tence ; it destroua thousands The whole of the gross uiuuuus collect ogether and like a tide sweep away healt and life itself, if not timely ami powerfully cbecke?. Tho most certain antidots fo all these danger* i■> Ilolloway'a Plls. Armed v/ith them the fiery odeal ia passed tuioutjh and the sufferei is once more restored to the possession of unimparied health. It is but little known that at the so-called '* mm U i life," man also, when verging on forty ot ioihfivp, discovers that his health is consideiauiy deranged and knows not the cause — a critiol period of his life. All perils to both sexes are ac once removed by recourse to these Pills. THE KIDNEYS— THEIJi DKUANGJBMENT AND CfJUK. if these Pill« beuhed according to the nrinieu 'Urcutions, and the OiLiinent rubbed ovtr the region of the k'dneyh for at least hail an flour at bed-time, as salt in forced into meat it wu penetrate the kidneyh and correct any ueangement. Should the affliction be stone or gravel, it is particularly recommended that "■We Ointment, in fetich. ew*s, bu used night and moinicg, as hy hi ju.dici<mii application and most autoundbg cores raay be performed Holloway'B Pills are lie best reined/ known in the world for th/.; ioiiomug d£*ea.3eß— ■ A'^ue ?il^ Asthma lib esamatLsn 'iiliioUß Complaints iltwution of Urine Blotches on the Skin , £';jofuLa, or Kingß Ho well Complaint-i Eril - Debility Sore Throats j Dropsy ;toae and <irarel , Female Irregularities hw&ndarj Symptoms j Ferera of all kind* Ti-z-doiormi j Gout L ; Ie::e ! Head-ache Vtmnl Affection* ! Indigestion W'onns. of all kinds ; Litct Compbdnt; WeAnaaS frost -wfcair Thfe Pills &t.i Oifcia-t-t are sold as Pro ! svst&L lioafifts ; slay irr sssssij every js^ ( t^acssfefe "Vaa&xr oSJferiiTaeTihTynjpiißatihfi CiTSfisal Wssis, fc< 3:336 amfl JHiitfi. Tie irssMast JSlaz: <i£ JrVias nursaihu; Suet iSbz-s aaic jbi natsESesft IriiJtrii !<>iiKHfi3ittam£''oniii:F^. \ T^puHEiisfl'S-'iiinumi uri aiUhxiJt 1 Huiifc in jiulol am "kuumurrF. r-T-arnmTfnrifHli. -Lruin:...i-miaiir.ii. J'iirsiia. ;• di-HHiRi. "-*<"! JC Ha£>2'" nn * Jj TTT T " 1 ~- :^ lim2f: yk la3^ ™ ;-i*«r tSfe gafjiiki'i'i tcis*:, {if 111 -Oaloiniiil ', M«ciaSMv Pjess Srszi'-i from W. Stevens, ; 452, Steaafl* HoTJnScfr.. far Ms per asmiun, '! THE FAJITIT H^«.IX ' O&saM Btotetfiiljts 1*!1 *! £tii s>lvt«SL iA\ extra ■ .>u©j% ©f £at <"uTw-T."r Tterts through. } Messrs «B«n3sn. Ksi! OoShns- street ; H<3b«waK!; 'G-i?o3^^a« i l/, %-^aey^ aud THK FAMILY HK.RAUX 5 V BABI XOx A X T tO\,^ S AND \Aj ISS^VY^. The SntS*% Quarterly : ftesa*w says i — " T^?s\' ts x vrcll-cowsidered Its&'diug sattfeJe vv css*y cvtty wesk, «pon s^nve subject «i" «i «uitttctirct)r ihougut- ' Frioe Sixinaice, FAMILY HVas.\U> Mox-hut Part ,1? 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