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Inangahua Times, Volume III, Issue 66, 19 January 1877, Page 1

V CURE 1^ AT HAND, | HOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT [ «o«rbuUe Sru)?tibnf, asfawfCeads aad S«r < rolotis Sweßings, ; If this powerful Ointment be well rubbtd ■ Into tbe parjs affocted, all t&in disease will be speedily overcome. It acts not by repression, but repulsion. It enters the sntem IM salt «oter> meat, and operates not locally onJy, but constitutionally panfyjng the wlio^e systew, neutralising ail depraved humours, and *«ecttog a radical fttd eaniplete cure, lhe Pills should be taken as an a^iHiaiy to the Ointment, asthuy we sof repared as to ac< in unison with it, facilitatiirg and confirming ** the conunest of the disease . JHpbtberia, TJlcerattd Swe throat and Qiumsey The above complaints have for twenty years been treated with HoHoway'* Oiatwnt -■ and Pills with gsrfeei vihecess. ; The cures ibave be,en sdP^»J»W«» speedy, and nuaier. /pus, that these often fatal diseases are. more easily cured by these medicines, than* even the common cove throat, if taken in tiue. Tbe Eicteeys, Stwe, and Gray In these complaints, the Ointment Umost like a charm, prodding it is yw effe/jtufitti rubbed over the regiors of th» kidneys, Fhieh it will penetrate, *£&* »}™°* x immediate relief wMJe the Pills should be taken acedrdit^o the printed directions, when , the mosjt ext)»ordiiia*f cafes may be effected by this means. , Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Scrofulous Sores, and obßdala¥'Sw«Uings. I» spch cases tlie Ointment operates surel« and with a rapidity that resembles magic, I» »beuld be ruSbert' into the part 3 alfected after they hstjre boon fomented with lukewarm water. Tte punf^loj and cunttivo pqfrvs • p( this murvellous unguont have nerer failed • Any old *ore, wpun-'l or ulcer, always yields ito Us influence, ami in oases of baa br«.ast», o. milk fevers, Mb action ie wonderful. Olandi .• |ar sffettittgjiJ*^ soon be i&iwad by fol 1 0 w in. » ■' the prw^sli|^etwnßV nt^pi of tha H#srt, Bvspsy. This laitna^if disease is commonly oreco a«d by ttti§)<fi& actio . of the he*rt, nnd di« reapiration i waicb symptoms are ' Pj»lways severe, and go Cram bad to worse' unless propcriflejuis of cure are resorted to In nwrfvalled Ointment and Pill 8 the ufgsicat patient will ever find succour a 8 the resent rejjjef derived from the use o 1 thestf euwdies ie ni(j«fellously qifick, and p»r.- | severance in the steady application of this | famous Oititmcnt, inrariablv results in a euros j They act with such engpjjy on the circuhiHu!) ' find absorbent gr^em, that the dvapt'w.ti 01oid vaaislie^, and the mffeeer linda all the oppressive symjrtotna dnjlv dk'liiiw, till mttwA \ health returns. 1 Gotijt and Bhanmatisaj ■ May be cured with the greatest certain tr jf large quantities of the Ointment be wol worked into the' complaining- parts, and tliii | pewdveringly donp for sonic tin)o. It is no: use to smear it on the skin Qiity, it tnuat be : v got into the system. Take as many fill' N^' nightly as will aot two or three times during * £h« 24 hours ; esuhow the use of coilee, ;unt all stimulants. When these complaints are ltjaring the systvui, the viruleiice af tb? j pp/nplaint frequently soeius to increiwo. ; ladiscretioa of Touth. Sores, ulcers, swellingi*, oan with ce;tai:iry oe j cured, if this Ointment b? thoroughly rubbed | ah i jund tbe complaining parts twice or thrice a day, keeping them covered with linen rag spread with the same, The Pills ' must be taken aupording te the printed directions. The blood being in an impure state, perseverance is necessary. From humane motive?, letters of advice will be answered gratuitously. To save carriage, the Pills and Ointment should be obtained in . the neighborhood of the sufferer, and not from Hollowaj's JEatabUshmenti \Both the Ointment and. Pills shout be used in the following eates .— Bad Le*s Corf is (doft) Rheumatism jia^ Breasts Cancors Scalds _ puma Contracted and Sore Nipples Jlunions Stiff -Tointe S^ra-tbro^ts Bite of Mos- Elephantitsis Skiii'diseases chetpesand Fistulas Scurry Sand-Flies Gout Sp?e-heads Coco-Bay "-HsHdularSwel* Tamocrs <3hiego-foot lings Ulcers Chilblains Lumbago Wounds Chapped andsPile3 Yaws . * # * TL^re is a considerable saving by taking : tne larger sizes. N.B. — Directions for the guidance of patient* in evorr disorder are affixed to each Pot THE GEOYfcR AND £AI£ISH SEWING MACHINE CO. Have much pleasure in announcing some im pdrtant improvements, both to their Lock{Stitch and Elastic or Double-Knotted Stikh' Sewing Machines, and invite intending pur- - ' ebasers to inspect the assortment at greatly \. reduced prices of both Machines, at the 'I Agents, where every in lormatiqn as to work* 'y' ing, &c., can be obtained. The following tsstimonials are* published as samples of the many we are constantly 'receiving from all part* of the wojtld, and we purpose replacing them frequently by others,. 00 that tae public may form an ide* of the OSOVJBR and Baksb 8. %. 00/s Machines, by those who have them iv use :— Cornwall Chronicle Ofljce, Launceebn. Geotleinen,— ln answpr tq your inquiry A concerning the Sewing ifaehine supplied to m the Cornwall Chronicle^Ofljce, ? have only to say it was a very compact machine, and gq,ve much satisfaction. I am, Qentlemen, yours truly, M ; L;. GOODWIN, Messrs Grover and Bakep. Port EJliot. Uew Sir,—? should have replied to your note earlier, but bare been from home, and tince roy return have been ma h engaged. ' With respect to the Sewiug Machine, I have much pleasure in adding my testimony its utility . From what I know of other machines (and I have seen several kinds) I iponsider Grover and Baker's the most simple •ad useful #* general family sewing, and a post imported* and valuable addition to v Wjeholi. 87 Totiw truly, ft x £ HQ-XBAU.