The Archive · 1891

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

The Friend to All

Has there ever teen ore; FoF a wound of arly kuni' to whicn ed Heal all" Ras been applied tainly not," answer: yratelul ven thuoc ulcerous sores from nameless causes which sap the existence of the young and strongest, and which a course of, Mercury.

Ointme: 1 sointe,—ior coughs and often settle upon the che comrequencea) let the j tually rubbed with the Ointment, as ealt ie into meat, and curtain cure will only be question of tit ud pationos. wad Upon ant ite the real facts in order to Proprietors of there articles el ace te aero Wo are inclitied to believe this is seldom the case, as the intelligent peftons who own these medicines are-aware that any sort, of overstatement tends to injure their sales rather than to increase them. The public are sure to.form a correct. judgment as tothe value of an advertised article, and any false tain for Sick it are certain to be recognised and denounced. Honesty tu the best policy in this as in all other cases.

Therefore the reader need not hesitate to accept as trae any announcements of which the following is an example [cory.] "I, Thirza' Daniels, of Wrafton, ur, Barn-solemnly and sincerely' declare as ith my liver and stomach, daly of that year. took col from iting on verne wet la brought on sciatica and. rhouma ful in hipe and logy; it was like, lives sh me. My appetite left me, snd whablistieT did eat. gave''me. great pain in the stomach and chest. I had a bad tas in the mouth. and pains (8) 29my, 5 & 12ju 37

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