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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 36, 8 February 1876, Page 2

*Holoway's Ointment nnd Pills.— More precious than Gold.— Diarrhoea, dysentery, and cholera are through the cummer heat, carrying off the young as the winter's cold destroyed the aged. 'In the most acu'e CHseß, ; where internal medicines cannot be ret lined, the great' st relief will immediately result from ; rubbing Holloway's sjotbing Oiatmeot oyer the abdomen. Ti e friction should be frequent and brisk, to insure the free penetration of the of the Ungent. This will calm the excited p°'ißtHltio actio-T, and sooth the pain. Both Vomiting a-d griping yield to it; when fruits or vegetables have originated the malady it is necessary to cleame the bo v. els by a modern te dose of Holloway's Pil.s before using the Ointment/ ... 393 NEW ADVERTisEMENTsT WANTED. 500 lbs. of FRESH BUTTER (Weekly), Also, SALT BUTTER, EGQS, and POULTRY. W. PATTERSON, 890 Hsrdy-s'reet. WANTED, a General SERVANT Apply to Mrs S'MMON'S, Trafalgarstreet South. 3*4 WANTED, a youog MAN to drive horses and work at a farm. Apply to 391 * T. H. FOY. ANTED, PRIVATE APARTMENTS for a Married Couple in a Hespecrable Family, where no Hoarders are kept, Address J.B, rate of Mr J. T. SMITH, Trafalgar-Square. , 392 WANTED, a General SERVANT. Apply to Mrs H. EDWARDS, H.li fax -street, the Wood. 376 WANTED, a Strong BOY for the Blicksmithing business. Apply to J. W. j D.UCKBTT, the POl l 371 WANTED, a Man accustomed lo FARM WORK and the management of horses. A married man preferred. Apply to * 379 THOMAS HAULEY. WANTED imme.iately, a WOMAN COOK at Custom House Hoteo 36.-3 HOP-PICKERS WANTED. Apply to HOOPER & DODSON. 381—2 HOP-PICKING. ■ _____ / HOP-PICKERS are requested to SEND IN their NAMES to 880 THOS. HARLEY.