old ulcer, or 8 wound of any kind towhich Has there ever been a malignant tore, an this unrivalled 'Heal all' bas''been applied in vain; "certainly not," answer grateful thousands, - Even those ulcerous sores arising from nameless causes which sap the ye existence of the young' and strongest, an which a course of Mercury can never cure, always yield to the influence of this renown Ointment, when preserving ly used in conjanction with the Pills.
'For aches or pains, contracted and stif joints,—ior coughs and colds (which latter often settle apes, the chest, producing fatal Consequences) let the afflicted parts' be effectually rubbed with the Ointment, a salt is into meat, and a certain curezwill only be 6 Guestion of time and patience," "tf 41
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