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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2067, 8 October 1880, Page 4

TTWE 808 B RTS’ Celebrated Ointment, 1 W called “The Poor Man’s Friend," is -Confidently recommended to the public as an unfailing remedy for wounds of every description ; a certain remedy for ulcerated legs, burns, scalds, bruises, chilblains, scorbutic eruptions,and pimples in the face, sore and inflamed eyes, sore heads and breasts, piles. It also entirely removes the foul jsn»/U arising from cancer. Sold in pots, Is 1-id, 2s 9d, 4a 6d, lie, and 22s each. His Prints* Anti-Serophulre or alterative t pills, proved by more than 60 years’ experience to be one of the best medicines for purifying the blood and assisting nature in her operations. They iorm a mild and superior family aperient, which may bo taken at all times without confinement or change of di-t. Sold in boxes at Is IJd, 2s 9d, 4a 6d, 11s, and 23s each. Prepared oaly by Beach and Baenicott, Bridport, Dorset, 'll igland, and sold by uli medicine vendors. BROWN’S Oantbaridine Horse Blister. Established 35 years. By using this powerful and tffeclive ointment, the necessity for clipping the hair before applying the blister is avoided. No horse will gnaw the blistered surface ; no cradle, therefore, required, end no blemish possible. Testimonial —Lord Anglesey begs to inform Mr Brown that he has received a very favorable report from his stable servants of the blistering ointment with which be furnished them. They state that the blister acts powerfully without taking off the hair.— Beaudesert, January 6, 1819. • Retail of all chemists in pots Is, 3s 6d, sad Bs, or direct from the Manufactory 254 GosweH road, London. CARSON'S Paint, patronised by the Queen, HSU. the Prince of Wales, H-B.H. the Duke of Edinburgh, the British Government, the Indian Government, the Colonial Governments, 10,000 of the nobility, gentry, and clergy, railway and canal companies, collieries, iron masters, &3., &c., is extensively used for all kinds of out-door work. Is especially applicable to wood, iron, brick, stone, and compo. Can bo laid oa by unskilled labor. It is sold in a fine dry powder, will beep any length of time, and requires neither grinding or straining, but simply to be mixed as per directions for use. Sold iu all colors. One owt., and oil mixture, free to all stations. Prices, patterns, and testimonials sent post free. Waltbb Caeson and Sons, La Belle Banvage Yard, Lndgate Hill, London 8.0., and 21 Batchelor’s Walk, Dublin. Mineral Waters of ApolliJ3i naris, Vais Vichy, Carlsbad, Seltzer, Kissinger?, Hombnrg, Fullna, Friedrichshall, Hnnyadi, Janos, fcc, Direct from the Springs. Also the ARTIFICIAL MINERAL WATER, Prepared by R. Ellis and Son, Ruthen, And Db Stedve and Co, Brighton, Appointed agents for the celebrated Apollinaris Water. W. Best and Sons, Foreign Wine, Spirit, and Mineral Water Merchants, 22 Henrietta street Cavendish square, London W. Price lists on application. HBAT SOWING. For the Protection of Seed Corn from the ravages of Boobs and Vermin, Down’s Farmers’ Friend can be supplied carbolised. Under the special patronage of Her Majesty the Queen, H.R H. the late Prince Consort, H.R.H the Prince of Wales, And patronised by the principal noblemen, landowners, and agriculturists in the ■Kingdom. DOWN’S FARMERS’ FRIEND For preventing the smut in wheat, and the ravages of the slug, grub, and wireworm. It wilt also promote the germination and growth of the seed wheat, and increase the produce of the crop equal to a change of ■seed. A ninepenny packet is sufficient for six bushels of seed wheat, which can be dressed and fit to sow in a quarter of an hour. In using it no lime or brine is required ; the preparation of the seed is attended with little trouble ; and it is easier and drier for the drill at the time of sowing than any other plan. Manufactory—-Woburn, Beds. Wholesale Agents— Messrs Langton, Edden, Hicks and Clark, 226 Upper Thames street, London. FRETWORK AND CARVING AND MECHANICAL TOOLS. MACHINES, Tools, and Materials of all descriptions for amateurs. Everything of best quality at moderate prices. Tool chest for household use from 12a each. Catalogues and price lists sent free on application to MOSELEY AND SIMPSON, Tool and Cutlery Manufacturers, 17 and 18 King street, Covent Garden, London, W.C, GAS BEYOND THE REACH OF GAS MAINS. THIS Lamp is complete in itself, makes gas from benzoline at a farthing per ■hour; Perfectly safe, cheap, and easily -managed. Especially adapted for villages, carriage drives, &c. Apply to SUN AUTO PNEUMATIC LIGHTING AND HEATING CO., 116 Southwark street, S.B. Manufacturers of the celebrated “ Sun ” machine for lighting mansions, Ac., without the trouble, expense, and dirt of coal gas. References to many of the nobility and gentry. BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. The Greatest Wonder of the Age I JOSBPHSON’S AUSTRALIAN OINTMENT. Guaranteed to be free from all poisonous -qualities, and composed of vegetable matter only, being made from the wild plants which -only grow in the bush of New South Wales. Josephson’s Australian Ointment is not a. mere catchpenny to gull the public, but an remedy adapted to all capacities. One trial will convince the most sceptical. During the ten years in which it has been in use, its efficacy has been proved in every -ease in which it has been applied. Josephson’s Australian Ointment is already 4he standard ointment of New South Wales. For all sores, ulcers, wounds, piles, See. For chafing, soft corns, burns, sunburns, chapped hands and lips. For sore eyes and infanta’ scaldings. Who would suffer from sandy blight { when they can find immediate relief, and be perfectly cured, by one pot of Josephson’s Australian Ointment, to be had of all druggists and storekeepers. Price Is per pot. Prepared only by EDWARD BOW AND COMPANY, Sydney. Beware of spurious imitations, none being genuine unless bearing the signature of the inventor, J. J. Josephson, and the proprietors, Edward Row and Company, Dwellers in the interior should never be without a supply of BOW’S EMBROCATION, OB FARMER’S FRIEND. The first veterinary surgeons of the day recommend it as an infallible remedy for sprains, galls, splinters, swelling, stiffness of joints in horses, sore nddera in cows, fcot-rot in sheep, or mange in dogs. Hundreds use it for scalds and sunburns. You can’t apply it wrongly, I It will cure rheumatism and gout. For over 30 years nothing has been introdneed to the squatter that can surpass Row’s < Embrocation ; it is to be relied upon for all i accidents that may arise, I 3s 6d per bottle, I Ot all chemists and storekeepers throughout 3 the colonies. j