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Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 177, 1 April 1873, Page 3

HE ART PRESERVATIVE OF ALL ARTS. <i£>o CROMWELL ARGUS 0^ MELMORE TERRACE. Matthews & Fenwick. \V$ AND 'OOI EXECUTE ORDERS FOR OP EVERY KIND lii the must modern scyles of the Art. BOOK AND PAMPHLET WORK Unsurpassed in the Colony. PLAIN, ip.-D -HO 5 COLORED, ENAMELLED, ) —tO-LJO j EMBOSSED, In endless variety of style. ADMISSION TICKETS For, Balls, Concerts, Lectures, Soirees, etc. Ac, BALL PROGRAMMES, NEWEST STYLES. Business & Invitation Circulars, Printed in. New and Elegant Type, j On Fine Post or Fancy Note Paper. | [MINING COMPANIES’ SCRIP, ?■': ' (Superior to Lithographed) i - ON FIRST-CLASS LOAN PAPER. POSTERS, ANY SIZE, BLACK OR COLOURED INKS. ILLUMINATED SHOW-CARDS, j SUPERB DESIGNS, In Coloured Inks or Gold Bronze, Eeceipt and Delivery Books Neatly printed and strongly hound. [Catalogues, Hand Bills, Programmes, Labels, Memo.’s, Societies’ Rules, Bags and Wrapping Papers, Prospectuses, Envelones, Ale & Porter Labels, Circular Labels, —AND—■ EVERY OTHER KIND OF PRINTING ! Dr. Bright's Phnsphodyne Multitudes of people are hopelessly suffering from Deiiility, Nervous and Liver complaints, depression of spirits, delusions, unfitness for business or study, failure of hearing, sigh f , and memory, lassitude! want of power, &c., whose cases admit of a perl manent cure by the new remedy phosfiiodyne (ozonic oxygen), which at once allays all irritation and excitement, imparts new energy and life to the enfeebled constitution, and rapidly cures every stage of these hitherto incurable anil distressing maladies. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers throughout the colonies, from whom pamphlets containing testimonials may be obtained. Caution : Be particular to ask Dr. Bright’s Bhosphodyne, as imitations are abroad. Wholesale agents for New Zealand :~Kempthorne, Brosser, & Co., Dunedin. ; Amputation and mortification no doubt pre-! vented by Holloways Ointment and Pills. —Ex- j tract of a letter, dated Chesterton. January 6th. [ 1848 “To Professor Holloway—Sir : I beg to state, for your satisfaction and the, information of the .afflicted, the perfect cure your Ointment and Bills have effected on me. I have had a very bad leg since June last, caused by a bruise. ■So bad was it that gangrene set in, which made me apprehensive that amputation would be hubs-1 penaable,.— but. thank God. by the use of your invaluable Ointment and Bills, it is now perfectly l healed, and is rjuite sound.—(Signed) James M. | Duncan, Principal of the Chesterton Davi School” . *1