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thousands. Even those ulcerous rares arising vain "certainly not" answer grateful from nameless causes which sap the very existence of the young and strongest, and which a course of Mercury can never ure, always yield to the influence of this renewed Ointmest, when perseveringly used in con-function with the Pill For aches or pains, contracted and st joints,—for coughs and olds (which latter often settle upon the chest, producing fatal consequences) lot the alllicted parts be effec tually rubbed with the Ointment, as salt in into meat, and a certain cure will only bea question of time and patience thal
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