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STOWELL’S Rheumatic ; EXTIRMINATOE. TO THE 1 GENERAL PUBLIC. Ladies and gentlemen.— In laying before you my Ointment, the Rheumatic Exterminator, ■•i which I manufacture for Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Lumbago, and Ulcerated Sores, I beg to state that I 'have never failed in making a (genuine cure. I have cured-between 300-and - 400 ladies and gentlemen in the; North Island of . New Zealand, and should this meet the eye of any person that has used my Ointment and has not been cured I will be thankful ,if they ; will make it public; through the press. And as a confirmation of my statement I hereby insert a few of the testimonials that I have been favoured with by gople who reside in the Province of ‘ ‘ Wakamabina, Jnne 23,1889. I write this to inform my friends and the ■ public in general that I have been afflicted : for 5 years with an ulcerated leg and foot._ I • h*ve been' four, ye.rs without pi icing . mv foot on the - ground I have been in three hospitals and could get no relief, ■ and eventually I was brought home to ■ die given up by all the physicians whom I ;. had applied to for their prescriptions. I had ■ been lying two months on my bed when Professor Btowell came to my house and i ; quickly dressed my log and foot with his Rheumatic' Exterminator., He dressed it daily for two wee s and a half, at the end of ( which time I could walk about comfortably , with a stick. At the end of 4 weeks I could ' ‘walk lively without the stick, and the only thing that remains of my affliction is in my •- ' ankle, which is a littlei weak but is strengthening daily, and I have no hesitation in stating • .thatMr Stqwell has done with his Ointment " What ho medical man 'could do that I'applied ■:.to,andto him I shall bo grateful whilel live, ~ and, remain i bis humble servant, Edwin Oanyastown, Wakamarina. H : , Okakamio, July 29,1889, j have a chi!4 about three years of age, ' who was very severely and dangerously ■ scalded by the accidental upsetting of a pot of boiling water all-over , his body, being - most severely injured on the abdomen and thighs. I got some of Mr Stowell’s Rheumatic - Exterminator, and applied it as recommended !;.;<und directed by him. There was evidently , httlo or no pain after the first application, and the wounds commenced immediately to heal, ; ! «pd the child Vas perfectly healed in nine ' {t d<tys; ‘ r have great pleasure in recommending its use ip similar cases. I have also f / applied.it to cuts and bruises, and found it " T ery" efficacious,-I aw. respectfully yours, a Mia Sabah Hamilton. ] 1 Prices: Is, Is 6d, 2s, and 3s. RETAIL AGENIS, MR H L. JACKSON AND MR T. 1; V H. HDBTWICK. Chemist afid Druggists. ~i‘ bole wholesale agent, MR CHABLES I^MM^Qkaraniiq. JOHN SHEPHERD, STOWELL, Manufacturer and Patentee. NEWMAN’S ROYAL MAIL COACHES. N and after January fth Coaches, wil Leave Blenheim for Havelock and !-He»s6n as follows j--Leave Blenheim Mondays and Fridays at I '. 6 *45 a.m, reach] ng Nelson at 6 p.m same ' returning from Nelson Tuesdays and Saturdays at 7 a.m, arriving ;at Blenheim 6 pim same day. Wednesdays at 1 p.m for Havelock only, ■ - leaving Havelock Thursdays at 9.30 a.m AH parcels at reasonable rates. i ; : Booking Offices— Criterion Stables, Blew helm; Masonic Hotel, Havelock: Masonic, Rotel, Nelson, ' ■ Q H, Watson, carter and dealer. KAHUNA VALLEY. LL kinds of produce supplied. - Exchanges made for local proe—from post; and rails to hen’s !g, Store sheep supplied. ruraer of tat sheep, hides, and tallow. ido Tons Wairad Brown River Potatoes. ,tice of withdrawal must be given e Manager in wsixino and pre- , to expiry Of, qa»rKM, oth^rwls^ JB qiwttnw villi be W*

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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume I, Issue 20, 1 April 1890, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume I, Issue 20, 1 April 1890, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume I, Issue 20, 1 April 1890, Page 1

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