FRIEND* OF THE BRITISH SETTfcEft* I O.LLOi WAY'S OINTMENT, J < ' To<'Emigrants, Diggers, and Others. ''■ You will fine! in your adopted:; country the'' .invaluable Ointment,-so. well known to you all. f Should, you accidentally meet with, injuries of - any- kind, they may not only be relieved, but cured, by this cooling and 1 healing unguent. ! , Gout and Rhevyiatism. ' ( To [sufferers from the racking pains of Rheumatism.; and Gout this Ohittoenty will prove in- ' Valuable. After water 'the'soothing action "of this Ointment is most J remarkable ; it seems at once to lessen inflammation, ease pain, reduce' the swelling,: restore" natural, circulation,: and' expels the disease.) ' For the above complaints.,Kolloway's Ointment and Pills' are irifMible specifics'.' Diptheria, Bronchitis, Sore Throats, Couglis r : •■ '•'■' and Colds. '■ This class of diseases may be cwed, by well ambbing th'e # Ointment, three,times a day, upon t"hVthroat, chest, and back 1 of the patient. It ■ stftt.soon penetrate and give ' immediate relief; In all stages,of Influenza,, Colds,, and Bronchia .tis,.this_ treatment may be efllciehey and safety—indeed, it has never been known to 'fail.,'"" ; ' ',' All Varieties of Skin Diseases, Scrofula, and , ' \ Scftrog. ' ' , ' , This Ointment is a certain cure-for Ring'-' worm, Scurvy, Scrofula, or King's Evil, andthe most inveterate, skin diseases,to which: the human race is subject. They cannot be treated I with a safer or more speedy remedy t3>an Hoi-, loway's Ointment, assisted by his celebrated Pills, which act so powerfully iioii;.aud so purify the blood that these disor- ! •*<jlers are completely eradicated from the system, arid a lasting cure obtained, ..,,, ■.{ ~ ~. Dropsical Swellings.' Beware of this dangerous and stealthy com-- ' plaint,,, w,hich .frequently creep?. M upon,,iiS}by slight squeamishness or trifling jaundice, of .which, little or no ho'tice, is taken until the legs begin to swell. "The' cause of the evil'mdsfe'be Topked for in the liver and stomach ; there-• j fore, set to work earnestly, by taking Hollot way's famous pills according po phe printed ifi-. .|- structions, and rubbing the Ointment * very - I .olfectively' over the pit' of *fc*lie stoiqach! and' ; right side, where tliose organs: lie. Most drop- 1; sigal ; cases Avill. readily yield, to-the combined > : iiiniience of the Ointment'and'PilJs. *; . "i Tiles, Fistulas, and Internal. Inflammation. These complaint's fire most distressing to' both body and mind, ihUe delicacy; conceja^ng; them from the,knowledge of the most/intimate friends. I'ersons suffer for years from Piles I and similar complaints when they might use ! 11 olloway's Ointment with instant relief, and eifect their own cure without the annoyance of ! explaining ftibiient to anyone. Tlie J?ills, I'greatly assist t|ie Ointment; as they purify the, i blood, regulate its circulation, renew diseased 'arid invigorate the entire system. ' j Disorders of the Kidneys,, Stone and, Gravel ■ ~ Arc immediately relieved and ultimately ' cured if this Ointment be 1 well nibbed,'twice a,, i'day, into tlie'small of'the-back, over'the region' df'the kidneys, to,which it will gradually puiie-i. r trate, and.inahno*l-every case give innnedjate relief; but perseverenee will, be necessary Jbo effect a thorough cure. I Moth the Ointment and Pills should be vse'l in I " ilie following Cases : ', '.'" j Bad Legs , Corns' (Soft) : Rheumatism ', i J3fid Breasts Cancers " ' Scald Heads.' .' 1 Burns • ' Contracted' & \ Sore Nipples ; ;, Bunions . Stiff Joints;;; Sore Tlu-oats •■> j Bite of, Mos- Elephantiasis: j SkinPisexises ; j chetoes;andj Fistulas ~ .Scurvy • _ 'Sand Flies I Grout' Sore Heads j Coco-bay ! GrlU'ndul.ar' Tumours " : ',."' [■ Chiego-fbot'' Swellings"' Ulcers'' ■ >n>-. » Chilblains j Lumbago Wounds i '•■■> ! Oiappedhandsi f Piles ' .'■ Yaws , ' , i i''' ' ■■■;.; ' ' l . ' ••■■■' - - ■ '. ', ] : ■ ■ ? N.B.:—Directions for the.guidarice of patients j ;.jn every disorder are affixed tp eaeh,pot.. : ,.,-. ].\
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 108, 24 March 1871, Page 4
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680Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 108, 24 March 1871, Page 4
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