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Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 1, Issue 12, 25 March 1867, Page 72

KTifiidiies. M VlrLO WAY’S «*• •.J. » V t ? _ T rOiiTI-MBjSri .CV-liTl ~ | , T „ THE MOST BELIABIB TOIBKD. j £<l ' ,u.. .Vlil&Cll «T : dil'l’ j' r .T -0T 'T'*..•! f £j i*'-*: \, ■? ’'l *• . j healing, propertied -ire —know-a—aad-jecagiaizeld. .. jhrottgfront the ;.number-,of, years, 4hia ,inyalu- r opinion (and the the better - - appreciate}!) Jsja. testirn ohy 5f itself mode .' Conyineing, than-, anything v.that co.uld’be t j written dn'praise *of,’ its, truly healing properties."- In /,the; ! cure oCjSan . legs, bad bjeastsj 'spresi ' and ulc.cers, its effect-is marvellous, ~l’dr ring- , , worm,' scald-head;*'scr.oful^'and diseases ~ of the shin genially, there is ho remedy to Be^coihparedto'itl.' 1 When- 'assiduousjy —ruhbed-upon -the. s’kin .(preiioiisly well <-, bathed’ with, warm .water) • this ointment--1 isjquicbly absorbed into, the system, and ...Qleanses,. >in its every part to which it is applied. !

:~7 GiAKDraAE' S WEBBINGS, Beonchitis, Quinsey, Sobe Thbojlts,-. and DIPTHEErA.—In any'of the 'above diseases immediate permanent'relief is obtained by ■ ’Effectually rubbing this .detergent ointment v twice a -day, upon, the neck,-■ chest, and back. .It acts, upon the .very mainsprings of life; foT through the glands pass all ’ hew matter required for the body’s reparation, and all old particles detrimental to its preservation. The ointment, used conjointly with Holloway’s pills, will act. so.searchingly and certainly as to effect ..' cures.in most hopeless cases. Rheumatism, Lumbago, Cojntbacted and" Stiff- Joints; —Many -thousands of . ‘martyrsfvom the above complaints have v fohnd lifo 'almost insupportable; yet, if \" Holloway’s ointment be. briskly, and" per- <, . .severingly rubbed upon the.parts affected! c ease may be 'safely guaranteed, -especially if the pores of the skin bepreviously Opened by fomentations with ' warm water. . The gross liuiuors require expulsion from the eystdncr; it is therefore-necessary,t.o. have '‘' recourse to Holloway’s .. which; by'purifying and strengthening the _ system, greatly assist the operation of the ointment and facilitate and'confirm the cure.' " «-a . .... _■ - *

.. __Bad Legs, Bad Breasts,"Asri> TTecehatio.vs of Aii Kinds:— There is no medi- ' cihaTyn’eparaiion <in the world whisk may beso tli 'rooghly relied upon,-in the.-treat ment*of s ‘ointment. -Kothing cap. be so.simple or eafe as the manner in .which it is applied, .'"''or'its action on the body, both locally and ■ ! constitutionally. ..)/The. ointment, rubbed ' around tke. part affected, enters the pores just as salt enters meat. It quickly p'ene trat.es to.thesource of the evil, and drive it from the svstein. , : ' Ertsipedab and BcEOFtrxotrs Sohes:— ' In all-irritations, of the skin,-sores, ulcers, •burns, or. scrofulous enlargements of any kird, Holloway’s ointment presents a ready and. easy means of cure. It manifests a peculiar power .in restraining inflammation, removing stagnation, cooling' the c 'heated-blood, and checking all acrimoni ,J - us-arid unhealthy discharges.

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