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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1682, 8 October 1887, Page 2

F. Ferriman. J ,_ ! — FORD'S PATENT Scour and Lung-Worm Mixture l FOR SHEEP. 0I A periect cure fcr Scour and Lung- Worm (which results from Scour). JOSEPH FORD, Ealing, Patentee. E. EER"rIMAN, ASHBURTON. 1 SLESINGER'S Rheumatic Balsam. \ THE greatest dt-coveiy ever yet made for c the relief of human svfferers from Muscelar or N ervous A ffec ion is SLESINGER'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM. Of all the advert "sed remedies and all the prescriptions from the medical faculty for the cure of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, lie Douloureux, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Strains or Sprains, Chilblains, or pains of any sor 1 fiom the above arlections, none have been so successful and effectual as aLESINGER'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM. And why ? you will ask. Because there is no nonsense sbout it. You are not asked to swallow so many pills or so many spoonfuls of mixture or draughts, 2, 3, or 4 times a day, or every ether day; or to use hot, cold, shower, or Turkish Bath* ; or to take or avoid this, that, or the other food ; or to drink only such and such fluid, and not to drink anything else ; or to t?ke such and such exercise, etc, etc No ! Slesinger's Rheumatic Balsam jequires no such stipulation I Eat and drink according to your own good sen c, and if y v only use the Balsam as directed on each bottle, m one day, and even m less time, or after one or two application?, you are relieved from your pain and sufferings, and you will bless the inventer of the Balsam. Furthermore, ycu are not asked to repeat the dose, that is to say, to luy another bottle or another box of pills. No 1 nothing of the sort is wanted. One bottle, although small m appearance, but large m its eftect, is qu : te sufficient m the worst of cases, und often rrom 20 to 100 drops, according to the surface of the complaint, is sufficient for a cure. CERTIFICATE. Moray Place. Dunedin. Mr Slesingei, V.S.,[Hope Street. Dear Sir,- I have much pleasure m reporting to you that, after having used your Rheumatic Balsam m cases of Neuralgia, Acute, and Chronic Rheumatics, 1 have found it really a useful remedy. I have, therefore, no hesitation m recommending the same for the above-mentioned oases. — Yours, etc., C. N. Reimer, Surgeon. F. FERRIMAN, fAGENT FOR SORE THROATS AND CHEST AFFECTION USE Slesinger's Congti Spp! Manufactured by Mr Slesinger for Forty years. FOR Infants or Adults suftering from Sore Throat, Colds, C<ughs, pain m the Chest, Laryngitis, Bronchitis or Affections of the Lungs, « r for Hooping Cough it is a most effectual remedy, it contains no rarcotic, and therefore may be used by Children and Adults. F. FERRIMAN, AGENT. IMPORTANT TO HORSE PROPRIETORS. THE following Certificate has been received by Mr S, Slesinger, Veterinary Surgeon : — " Wellington City Tramways, " Wellington, 23rd May, 1887. "Mr Samuel Slesinger, V.S., Dunedin. '•Dear Sir, — I have, as you are aware, used your Horse Medicines for the last three or four years, and have found them very valuable. .In my opinion your Colic Drinks, Worm Powders, and Hoof Oil cannot be surpassed. " I have great pleasure m recommencing your medicines to all horse proprietors. " Enclosed please find order fcrj 18 dozen assorted medicines. " I am, dear sir, " Yours faithfully, { "S. Smith, Manager." F. FERRIMAN, AGENT. EVERY MAN CAN BE HIS OWN HOR^E DOCTOR, By using SLESINGER'S PREPARATIONS, As detailed below. FOR HORSES: THE Colic or Gripe Drink. — Horses are very liable to Colic or Gripe, and, if eglected, this complaint may m a few horrs erminate m inflammation, strangulation, lympanitis, and death. This Colic Draught will give relief m less than two hours, and often within ten minutes. The Embrocation. — For the treatment of Cuts, Wounds, Bruises from Saddle, Girths, or Harness, Sore Shoulders, Strains, Sprrins, Rheumatism, Windgalls, Swellings, etc If either of these injuries or complaints be neglected for a few hours, they may take weeks to cure. The Condition Powders. — For restoring and keeping the Horse m good health, relieving Hide-bound, Su'feit, Mange, Grease, and Skin Eruptions, correcting a diseased state of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidney 9 , Bladder, Liver, e*c. • The Worm Powders. — The Horse is very subject to Worms, frequently unsuspected by the owner, r Thousands of Horses die for the j want of these Powders, and the owner is none 1 Jhe wiser for it ; and, unless a post mortem examination is ma'.e, does not know that his Horse suffered from these repti'es. On all occasions, wheu the animal is poor, m low condition, hide-bound, or occasionally passing a worm, give one of tnese Powers night and morning, as directed on each tin. The Blister Oin'ment is super' or to any other. After using it, he hair returns to its natural color, and, unlike any other, no blemish is left. The Hoof Oi T s. — The chief cause of Lameness m lorscsis some injury or defect m the Foot, which may cause inflammation of the Foot, ani bring on other diseases, such as fnflammation of the Bowels, X idneys, Lung*, The?e Oils, if used m time, w:Il pievent or cure brittle Hoofs, Sandcracks, Contraction, Qnittor, Canker. Corns, Thrush t r Frusb, Narrow Heels, Hoof-bound, Navicular Toint Disease, etc., all of which the ho»e is subject to, and is liable to fall and endanger the life of his rider. '1 his may be avoided by using this Oil d»ily, or two or three times a week. The G'ease Ointment. — For the cure of Grease, Crown S<-abs, Rat-tail, Mailendcrs and Sallenders, or any Skin Eruption. DOG MEDICINES : The Distemper Powders are a Perfect Cure, and may also be given In other ailments. The Mange Ointments. — May be used for the Mange or any other Inflammatory Diseases of the SHn m the Horse or Dog. It may be mixed with four times its quantity of Neatsfoot Oil, being eas'er of application. By keeping a supply on hand, which costs but very 1 . "U'e, you cm cure your Horses yourself w .»nout the aid of a Veterinary Surgeon. N.B. — Age does not sffectjthe strength or 4uality of either medicine. fiaTAll£,the medicines are sold by F. FERRIMAN, EAST STREET, ? ASHBURTON, SoleAg^ent, m