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Southland Times, Issue 889, 27 January 1868, Page 4

■Miscellanfeout -.■■•-; -^' *- "THE SOUTHLAND TIMES, ....•■.■■■ ■ — -— -o— — - : ■; : ; • ■ rpHESE JOURNALS liave a ,ttery large and •_L extensive,circulation. throughout New Zealand, Victoria, Netd South Wales, Western and South Australia, Tasmania and Great Britain; also, since ike opening of the Panama route Atfenls have been appointed in most of the principal CiUe?" in America: . ... .. ... ':■'■■»'•■'":■ ,■ M d circulating medium, both in Touin ditd Country, these journals offer fdtordble advdnidtjeS to Advertisers; While the dhdrg'es h&ie he*% materially IdiSered in drder tb induce tfrdderi. Merchants, Aiid the Public geilerdlfy i<) dv&il ihepiseives df ite iqUnlns dfjhe Tiitfis";,^ , . \ . 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Holloway'sPills, will act -so searchingly and certainly as to effect cures in the most hopeless cases. ; - ' '-- : Rheumatism, Lumbago, Contracted, dnd Stiff ■ JfoitUs.;.':- '.-:... ,J -r-,,i '.." Many thousands of martyrs"from I the above complaints have found life almost insupportable:; yet, if Holloway's Ointment be briskly and pet^' severingly rubbed upon the partaffected; ease may be safely, guaranteed, especially' if the pores'bf the skin be previously opened by ; fomentations-with' warm water. The gross humors require expulsionfrom the system ; it is therefore necessary to have, recourse to' Holloway's admirable Pills, which by purifying and strengthening the system, greatly assists the operation of the Ointment and faoflttte and confirm the cure. ■ .-: 5- ■• ' Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, dndUlcerattpiiSyOfl, \ all kinds. '. V. .■ :,! There is no medical preparation in the world* which may be so thoroughly relied upon, iv the treatment.of the above auments, as Holloway's". Ointment. 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