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Wellington Independent, Volume X, Issue 1310, 28 July 1858, Page 1

NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL. A ■ nESTSTLns'S REMEDY . Ko'.loway's. Ointment-";,V ciacDLAU to thk srck: ■• The fi stli M>it-i] surgeons and medical publicists uf Europe, admit ,the, un'oßralleled anti-infijimator.v iiii'l healing' properties of this Ointment; governments sanction ils nse'-in. their ' naval.ancUmilitary services ; mid the masses in this country and throiigh- , -oat. the worm repose the utmost confHence 'in its curative properties. It penetrates the sources of infiamation and corrnpflon . which.nnderlie the ex. . ternal evidences of disease, anS neutralize the fiery element «liich feed mid exasperate flic rnalaSy..' BILLIOUS AFFECTIONS.. ,','.', ""-" ;.The quantity, and quality of the tiile rare of.,vital importance to health. Upon "the liver, the. gland which secretes,this fluid, the Pills operate specifically, infallibly'rectifying its 'irregularities, ana effectually curing Jaundice, Billious Bemittants.-aivl I all the varieties of disease generated by an unnatural condition oftfie organ. ■. , , ..-. ■'■■•. DISCHARGING TJLCEBS. A. most-remarkable and happy change is produced in.the appearance of:marignant ulcers,--after a few applications qf this Ointment.-- Tlie surrounding redness vanishes, and the. granges of healthy flesh l>es<in. to take the place of .the-discharged matter. This process goes on.more ,or less,rapidly ,<;nnt\] the orifuei*. filled up with..soundmaterial, and;the nicer radically cured. ' . .. ~',■-. .■■■". A WORD.; TO MOrFIEHS. ■• :' : The young are tlie most frequent sufferers from external iiijnries.'and therefore every mother should . lmve this healing preparation, constnmly'at hiwid. It is an absolute specific for sore bre.ists, and quicWy removes the en:rusted"'sores wbieli. sometimes dis-figji-e V\e heails andfaces of children..,. .: KIXG's F.nr., FEVP.It SOBES, I STIFF -lOIKTS. In cases of Kinds' Evil; where meflicinal waters, lotions, and every recipe ,a'f the pharmacopoeia, have proved useless, the Ointment will accomplish a tliorongh cure. Fever Snres lisai qnickly'nnder its influence, find its relaxing effect npoii contracted. _ sinews is truly wonderful. ~' . ' Extraordinary Cure of a Bad Leg of Three '::■■■ Years Standing. .: "■*.:.' Copy of a letter from ,Mr. .1 oseph Sharp, Apothecary, Salford.. ■ ; , ... . " To Professor Holloway,. "Sir, —Iliavc much-gratification in informing you of the following wonderful care brought about by yonr Ointment and ;Pil]'s. Mrs. Holmes, of Albert-street, Mount-street, Solford, haa auOVred so-severely from a bad Leg of three.years'/standing, tbrtt for a period of eighteen months, sire conld near neither shoe nor boot. Hearing so much.praise of your Ointment and KJIs, she wns indnced to'try them, and in the course of n few weeks her leg became completely_ sound anJ'-well, so well,indeed, that she can noV walk unci reasonable disinuca without feeling the slightest pnin or inconvenience. " r tim, Sir, yours respectfully, (Sigced) i "JOSEIH-γ SHARIV Wonderful Cure of Snrr* in/he Face, after all other Rem-dies had failed. Copy of.a leter from Mr! Joseph Barnes", Sand, • BedfonUhire. "To Professor Holloway. r:: ' ■" " Sib, —For several .vo.vs I snffureil from a great number of very lind sores on different parts- of my body, r,n:l cspocia'ly npo:) nij face ; so mncli so, that a great 'jortion of my. nose was entirely eateu away. Aftsr adopting a variety of remedies, which nil failed, I was inihced t'i imrcliase of Mr. Spong, ?ome of your raally invalualile Ointment nn'd Pills. I u-:etl them for four; months,; and. am rejoiced to state, lhat 1 am now in perfect lieallh; rind have continued so evar since I first applied your admirable Ointment and took your Pills, now nearly two years since. ~ - .;. ; . . ' ~; i| 'V "I remain, Sir, your. ..(Signed),. . , ' ".ibSEPIJ BAENKS." ; "BnUi the O«itm».ntand Pills should boused ia the following cases:— .'.'..■ Bad Legs, n m it, Had Breasts, Glandular Swellings, Burns, I.nin'iagri, -. Bunions, ..l'ii'' s . Rite of Mosquitoes and IHminaiUm, ' Sand-Flies, : Scalds, CoCO-flfty,.- Sue Xipfl'i-e, .>. , : ' Chiego-foot; S "C -Tliroatu; '•' . Chilblains, Skin Diseases, ■'■ Chapped hands , Soiiitj-. Corns (soft), "ore-licads',' Cancers, TumrtTs, ■ Contracted and Stiff Ulcer-, ■ ■ Joints, ' Woundv ' Elephantiasis,. Yaws. '■; Fistulas, ■>_'' Sold at the Estabjshmcnts of PuoFF.sson Hor.T.o« way, 2-U, Strand, (near TcuipliT Rnr,) and 80, Maiden Lane, New York; also by all respetable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines tlirougout the civilized world, at the. followiug prices ;— 25., 4s. Od., 6s. Cd., 18s., Ms., and 48,< each iSSP There is a considarahle saving by takinj ' . , larger sizes. . - N.B. Direclionsfor the' gtiidiince of patients every disorder are affixed to each Box, - Sub-Agents :— ■- C. & V. BARKAUD-"..: ~ Welusotom , ; WILLIAM' BISHOP Do. WILLIAM J. OWEN •;.. .i...'.' Uiyrin ßurr, MESSHS. I'EAVAN &WOON ....Wakoamji From whom this valnahlfl Medicine'may bo ■■ ; --; ■;.-■■'■'."«■■ ' ,■''■■-!.■-. vi ;u ." ~/ :_;,,r,A.M[;E,S/F;;;';\V:^liK&T.: _ ; ,,r,A.M[;E,S/F; ; ;';\V:^li K&T. Bar/je-Mfsier, Tojon Carrjir,'and Cotl '■;. ■.•:■.'.'.;,• ■:>)••■/:; ulf.enclMink ,vc,: v •J" 'SUippiii'K'snpplietl with 'Water, and __ Stone •-■an , d' a . ; Shiri^le fi ' ! ' tt>; :■ : ;. ;';;;■:■:; ; ; ..,' ' : V N :b:Sa? ottWt) 'Ga¥tl¥ puk I "*' Wellington,NewZeManil, ', v --tt Ist Maroh, 1860. ;. : S: