old ulcer, ora wound of any kind to which Has there ever been a malignant gore, an this unrivalled "Heal all" has been applied in vain; "certainly not," answer grateful thousands Even those ulcerous rares arising from nameless causes which sap the very existence of the young and strongest, and Which a course of Mercury can never cure, always yield to the influence of this renewed Ointment, when perseveringly used in con-unction with the Pills For aches or pains, contracted and joints,—for coughs and colds (which latter Often settle upon the chest, producing fatal consequences) let the afflicted parts be effeo+ tually rubbed with the Ointment, as salt in into meat, and a certain cure will only be a question of time and patient +f 41
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