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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 65, 25 September 1862, Page 5 (Supplement)

Holloway’s Ointment and Pills.—Warning to mothers. —Nothing is more distressing than to road in the weekly bills of mortality the number of deaths caused by measles, scarlatina, and dipthcrea. All having the care of children should know that Holloway's Ointment well rubbed upon the throat and chest will arrest the most untoward symptoms and preserve the little sufferer. No nursery should be without this cooling and healing unguent, which can never he wrongly applied, but iiVu?t Fuv>TiT3 be productive of benefit, %V!rntever the nature or duration of the disease. When practicable Holloway’s Pills should bo administered in all constitutional complaints, if they can be given without irritating the patient. The effect of both Pills and Ointment is constant and certain. —Ad l•(. Desirable Moneys.—Matrimony, patrimony, harmony and ready money. What would be the most profitable tax of all. — A tax on donkeys ?— Punch. The boy who undertook to ride a horso-radisli is now practising on a saddle of good mutton. The Worst Breed or Dogs in the World.— The Dogs of wax.