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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1843, 17 March 1863, Page 4

THE CHEAPEST ,This great Household Mfldioinß:rankß_'ianifl'ng the leading necessaries . of Jife'.. It is weU .known to tlie world'that it cures maay complaints' other -remedies cannot reaoh, this -fact is ; as well es'tab' lisbed as that «be Sun lights the World. ,- -, „•;•;n DISORDERS OF THE LIVER AND STOMACH. Most persons will, at some period of tbejr Hyejp, suffer from indigestion, derangement of their liver stomach, or b6wels, which if not quickly removed, frequently settles into a dangerous illness. It is well known in India, .and. other tropical climates, that Hollo way's Pills are the only remedy that can be relied upon in such cases. Almoßt every soldier abroad carries a bok of them in his Khapsabk. ; In England most persons know. tUat these: Pills:' will oure them whenever the liver, Btomacu, or bowels., are out of order, and that they need bo physiciaa. WEAKNESS AND DfißiilTY.^'".^^ Such as suffer from weakness^ or debility, ani those who feel want- of energy, should f at onW Have recourse to these Pills j as they , immediately^ purify .the blood, and acting upon the ; ra.uMgring r _ ; 9f life, give strength and vigour fo "the" system^ ' !• young persons entering into wdmanhoodj' wiih a derangement of the' fuuctions, and to L mothers at the turn of life, these Pills will be most efflcafioujs in correcting the tide df life that may be l on : the turn. Young anl elderly men suffer Jin' a fsimilar manner at the same periods, when there,,, js always danger : they should therefore undergo a course of this purifying medicine, wbich en^urfis' lwtinf health. 1 ! .'.-I -..■ -. .''■'-■■: :\ ,:-.vy-/: •;■:■■.•/-■>* 1 DISORDERS OF CHILDRENi j, , i All young children should haye . administered to : them, from time to time, a few dose's of these.'. Pil|s | which will purify their blood, and enable r -them 'US • pass safely through the diflferent disorders, incidental [ to children, such' as measles,, hoqp,ing : cough, cOjW* \ pock, and other infantile diseases. These Pills are '■ so 'harmless- in their nature as not to injure -the ; most delicate constitution, and ; are therefore . more pectiliaily adapted a3 a corrective of the .humours affecting them. ■ •• > ■ • ' „ •: - - DROPSt. « ><} '•" '\ *' Hundreds are cured yearly by the use of these : Pills coDJointl^ with the ■, Oiqtoient, which should be rubbed very bountifully into the parts affected. DERANGEMENT OF ; THE KIDNEYS. ''7 If these Pills be used according to' th« printed diveotious, 'add the O intide'ut' rubbed over' the region of the kidneys, ftt least once a.day as salt M force!* into meat, it will, penetrate the kidneys and correct any derangement of their organs, 'Should the affliction be stone or gravel I ,' '(hes' 'the -Ointment be rubbed into the neck of : the bladder,: and , a ,f«w days will convince the sufferor that the- effect, »f these two remedies is astonishidg. ' \' , ' ' . DISORDERS OF THE feTOMACH. .'- 1 * 1 * Are the sources of tke deadliest maladies?. 11 Their - effect is, no vitiate, all the .fluids ..of .theyhodr,aud to send a poisoned stream through all the .channels of circulation. Now what is the dperatiori' of tfa'e Pills? They cleanse the bowels,' I ' regular* the liver, bring the relaxed or irritated^ stomach into; • natural condition, and acting through the secretive organs upoiiTßjß'BLoob^ WsiiirJ'change the state of the system from sickness to.healthVhy'exeroisinir a simultaneous add wholesome effect upon, .«U.,lt> parts and functions, . '•■^ - -^ / '-\ COMPLAINTS OF' FEMALES. ! The functional irregularities peoijliar to -the weaker sex, are invariably -corrected' without pata, 1 or inconvenience by the, use \ of H olloway's Pills. They are the safest and surest medicine for .all diseases incidental te females of all ages. .. BILLIOUS AFJPEQTIONS^ ': % ; ;; m The quantity and quality of the bile ■ are of vital importance to health. . Upon tha liver , the i gland " "wTnsß7B"fcrs3to»-tlii» fliiuLßo*epeßjary;for'djgeßtioa, the Pills operate, speculcaliy, ipfallibly.; rectifying its irregularities, and effectually curing jaundice, bilious remittants, and.all the. varieties., of disease generated by an unnatural condition of thatVorgan, Both the Ointment arid Pills should be used in : the following cases:~. \ , . Bad Legs, 'Gout, . .;» Bad Breasts, Glandular. Swellings, , i Burns, . . .Lumbago, „ :j Bunions, '&}*b ,\ v '•■-.■ Bite of Mosquitoes and Rhuaetism, Sand-Flies, '.' Scalds, v Coco-Bay, Sbre Nipptei, ■ . Chiego-foot, . - : Sore Throats', ; : Chilblains ' ' Skin; Diseases," ; . Chapped Hands Sourvy,, . V - , Corns (soft), . . Sore-heads, ; Cancers, Tuirisrs, ' „ "' • Contracted ani Stiff. Ulioerß, ' . Joints, : Wbundo, Elephantiasis, Yaws. , „/ Fistulas, • : - : ': "\ \ . : ". , ';■■> Sold at the Establishments of Pao>!BSß6i'lribu(>* wat, iii. Strand, (neai 1 ' Temple Bar f ) London also by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in' Medicines throughout the civilized world, at diefola lowing prices -—-35., 4s. 6d., 6s. 6d., 165., 835., and 488. eaoh. ;; ''. s • • : '. r ■-'•'■■• "•« .M) {^* There is a considerable saving by taking As •• ■ ' larger sizes.'.." - ■ - : " ■■■h {> *^"'- ; - N.B. — Directions for the' guidance of patients to disorder are affixed to each BoY ' <: » . Sub-Agents:— ;i •" : >= t ;1^ C . D. BARRAUD WKLtrs«M« OWEN 8R05...... ;.■;.-•!, ! ' Dtf WILLIAM BISHOP . . . ... \ . . i , ; Dol . MESSRS. PEAVAN & WOON . . . .WANauTOI *. W.T.OWEN ~P oi ' :i Frcm whom this valuable Medicine may be ... ■■.. , <■ obtained. 1 :■) ;d:«)L IMPORTANT TO AOVE«tiititSu '.' NOTICE. *-'. ! ; - ; ' ■•;"-.;••. rpHE "Wbmikotow Indbpenpkbt" has j the X greatest circulation of any iKowts^apir. yet published in this Province ; its subscribers .Jbeing located in all the most important Dißtrictsofth« Colony. It. is also extensively circulated in NowSouth Wales, South and Western Australia; Van Diemen's Land, Cape.of Good^ope.ftod.in th» Mother Country. Advertisers, therefore^ in making use of the columns of the •' iNnpiPB^DBNT •? may feel certain that tlie greatestpublicity ivill Jbe given to the Goods, Wares, &c. n 6nered for Bal e; and that Advertisers will ultimately reap feenefita in proportion to the manner in which they keep their names . before thep^UcT .: :; u "\\ '.;* w ™'«l v i v . The price' of Advertisementsih; the « : W£iftii9ton Indkpbndkkt" is— Biklines and'uiiQe?f3s.6d.; above six line's 4&i porcine -fofr the %sfe .insertion and half-price for every sub'seqtieht insertion; Advertisements will be continuerd) aod.oHA»oa»i]tintil counter-ordered; aiich orders mjuatbesent^this Office Wnb Dix before Publication, aftdfrnustba ia vVmitik6.-, :,,.-.. .' .:-.■{■■ -«;* vI-»3i-.-.q ?f d-iiiU' . 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