Has there ever been a mali t sore, an old uleer, or a wound of any kind to which this unrivalled Heal all" has been applied in vain; "certainly not," answer grateful thousands, Even those ulcerous sores arising from nameless causes which sap the ver existence of the young and strongest, an which a course of Mercury can never cure, always yield to the influence of this renowned Ointment, when perseveringly used in conjunction with the Pills.
For aches or pains, contracted and stiff joints,—for coughs and colds (which latter often settle upon the chest, producing fatal gousequences) let the afflicted parts be of tually rubbed with the Ointment, as ealt is into meat, and a certain cure will only be a Question of time and patience. 4 tf Colt's New Government Army Revolver, after a severe competitive trial by the U. Ordnance Department in 1873, has now been exclusively adopted by the United States Government, and the whole of the United States Cavalry was armed with them in 1874. It is now made to take the Gover went Boxer cartridge. Let and 74 inches.
In the trial of 1869, adi ised by another maker, the Colt's pistol used was a muzzle loaderadapted to the use of metallic cartridges, which pistol has not been made or sold after that year.
Revolver, weight 123 ozs.
Colt's New 38-Cal. Police Revolver, weight 143 ozs.
Colt's Deringer for the Vest Pocket, weight 64 ozs.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.