Has there over been " malignant sore, old ulcer, or wound of any kind to whioh this unrivalled "'Heal al in vain; "certainly not, thousands, Even those uloeroi from nameless o which a cour niever always yield to the influence of this renown" Ointment, when perseveringly used in oon! junction with the Pills, For aches or pains, contracted and ati joints,—for coughs and colds (which latter often settle upon the chest, producing fatal consequences) let the afflicted parts be offedually robbed with the Ointment, as salt is into mont, and a certain cure will only boa question of time and patience, Pants, 1878. pray J
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