Foreign overnments san>-ti'<n its u?e in th-ir naval and rt.ilitary serv»p.«, '•'intmi'.kin.! thicughout the world reposp th" utn'o*t co. fl ener in its curative properties. Gout, Khetuaatisn aad Drep«y These are among tie mo?? fern* le snd kgomsing diseases to w iiijh ih- human frame is subject ; yet in then' w >i-*t .'onus and when seemiiu'ly ineutnhle, t). v disappear under a persevering application o> this sooth- ing yd powrfui Ointment, ! .t st.ict attention be paid to the printed ins- ruction wrapped ound each pot. Sere Throat, Diphtheria, Quinsey, Mumps and ah Derangements of the Cheat and Throat I', on the appear; me of any ot these liseases, the Ointment be weil ruohed,a: <: least three times a day, upon the neck to a upper part ot th. chest, so »s to pen** ran ail 'In glands— the worst eases will yield in a •omparative y short time, particularly if (olloway's Fills be taken in appropriate doses to purify the biood. Bsd Legs. Bad Breasts, Ulcerous Sers aud Old Wounds » any tluu*«ndsof man vis from the übove complains haie found lite almost iii»uu« portable but if Boli< way's Ointment be ui ioklj and plentitully ruiibei upon aud •luunu the parts ail'vteit, it wiil quickiy p >.t trale lo the source ol the evil ; euae may he saJrly guarantee', and disea c driven from the sy tern. >otlnnK can be more simple in ii'e tlfi.n tin manner il which it is applied in thing more Minuaij lliun ua act.ou on tne i/uuy , both loraily auu OfijstHutionatly, The l other's Friend-- Skin Disea howev Ite^erate may be Rad.eal.y Cured Scald heads, itch, blotches ..n the skin st- c.'uuus sores, king's evil, and such like ectioiis, yieki to the mighty power of this .me Ointment, provided it be well rubbed «uud the alleeted parts two or three times a div and the fills be taken according t~ the printed directions, A Certain -era Thousands of persons sutler excruciating agom lor yeur« irom these learul complaints through laise delicacy. Anyone so suffering «bould at once puehase a Pot of Holloways Ui'oinei .read the oireclious which accompany it, act upon them to the letter, aud he wiil, without i ifliculty, succeed in obliterating every vestige ot these harassing complaints. 