MtQi c a I NEfEE DESPAIR. HERE IS HOPE FOR ALL. H OLT.O W LY' S OINT IS 3 NT. To thn very conn an-'l centre of nil i]iaea-f which afflict thn surface of ths body, thi* i-pm-u^. able preparation penetrates. It disappear* 'nul»i' '■ e Tricuon of the hand, as if it wprelite-allv drawn inward by some internal foroe, and perform-* its liP'i.'. in" prra id rnpidly, safely, and without pn'uSimple eruptions, open sores, hard tumours, scrofulous developments of all kinds, abscesses, cancers , old wounds, and in one word every aooeiuß of inflainmatian and suppuration, whether in the skin, the fle^h, the g'and. or among the muscles, can be arrested nnd permanently cured without daiiTer bv rubbiiior in and using as a dressing this inestimable Ointmont. ©Id W^mwil©, S»n»e Tjogq, <&e. When, from tiny cause, an old. wound re-nppn 1 ? and begins to discharge, it may always be (i«a'el by this Unguent, and ca^es of sore le-:* whidi hnve been n continued source of torment for twontv vcars. have been radically cured iu six wp.'lcs bv the same process. The swelled leg of Australia and. the Indies yields at once to this Oiutment. Piles »nd Fistulas. This valuable Oiutment extinguishes the ennsps of these complaints, removing them with perfect a fety, when all other means have failed. A Csise «f Pa»e<llsg-sfl>ssti«n tfs» Cftsisumption. " I. Witt.iAM Cor-B, of 21, Wood Street. Chp.a>>. side, London, hereby declare that I have use;! FTilloway's Ointment and Pills for about, a mo-ith. for most violent pains iu tlie chest and stimieh. the^e pains were supposed 1 by the medical men of Liverpool to indicate consumption. I was told that nothing could be done for me, and that mv case w as hopole3s. At last, I was obliged to quit tho pili*^ force at Liverpool, and come to London ; T was admitted iHto St. Bartholomew's Hospitnl, pven th» rft I oMa'ned no rGlief whatever, and was u>tinvirp' v persuaded by a friend to try PTollowny's mndiciiifi ß - These effected a perfnet euro in six weeks. Limdon, January 30. 18-^9. In similar cases it is earnestly recommended that the Ointment "=ho;iM I'p verv effectually rubbed into the chest. "stO'Twh. n-i-l on the right side, keepinar them covered with a cloth hinkly spread with the Oiutmeut. Sc©a»n>iaiac S»a»es axifl SScisi diseases. Tliis famous Ointment hns the merit of oflv\"ti<).» cures tliat are really thorough anl po^mancnr, because it penetrates the system just a=i s ilt penntrates m.eat, and has a sanative effect upo i al! the fluids of the bodv. It purifies the blood, mu-1 r.orrtcts the depraved humours. Iti effect, thnipfw^, is twofold, it acts both locally and conslit iti>vialiy, aiid effectually removes all diseases caisfd b« malariea exposure or high temperatures Tt should be well rubbed into the parts effected at lu.isc twice a day. W©ai«lei»ff&il Caii»e off B>J2»ps,y The following extraordinary statement was forwarded by the highly respectable proprietor* of ilio Graham's Town Register, dated Dec. ltth, IMO.S, "John Dreyer, 23 years of age, (arespectai)l » Dutoh Farmer,) residing in the Queen's Tow.i OU;ri.*t came to the house of our informant (a stor.Vtepppr) and complained that he had been sufferiig fro-n dropsy, and showed him one of his legs, whi.li wm very much swollen. He had then been ti Doctor Zeiler, for medicines, and it was then remnkel l,v all who saw lain thut he was not long for t'lii world. About a month afterwards, our iuformant wu pii-f. ing Dreyer's house, when to hip surprise he saw him at work shearing sheep, Dreyer then in for ncd liin> that finding' nothing had done him any goo I lie h-id recourse to IloUoway's Ointment which hs hi hivi all over his boJy. At first it gave him excriitiminn pain, but by perseverance in using the Ointnent he began to recover, and when our informant s.iw him he was perfectly cured. Bo'h the Ointment aud Pills should be used ■ u the following cases : — Bad Legs, Glandular Swollingß, Bad Breasts, Lumbago, Burns, . Piles, Bunions, Rhumotism, Bite of Mosquitoes aud Scalds, Sand-Flies, Sore Nipples, Coco-Bay, Sore Throats, Chiego-foot, Skin Diseases, Corus (soft), Scurvy, Cancers, Sore-heads, Coutraetoi and Stiff Tumors, Joints, Ulcer*, Elephantiasis, Wound*, Fistulas, Yaws. Gout, Sold at the Establishments of Puofes9Oß Hom.o way, 2-11, Strand, (near Temple Bar,) London also by all respectable Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines throughout the civilized world, at the following prices — 2a., 4s. 6d., 6s. od., 165., 025., and 18s. each. \^§" There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N.B. — Directions for the guidance of paticuts in every disorder arc alßxed to ea&h Box. Sub Agents : — C. & F. BARRAUD Wslm Kanm WILLIAM BISHOP Do. MESSfiS. BEAVAN & WOON . ...Wanoakui Free whom this valuable Medicine may be obtained.
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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1443, 3 August 1860, Page 1
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785Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1443, 3 August 1860, Page 1
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