old ulcer, or a wound of any Lind to which Has there ever been a malignant sore, an
this unrivalled 'Heal all" has been applied in vain; "certainly not,' tiful thousands, Even those ulcer ug 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 renowned Ointment, when preserving ly used im cone junction with the Pills, For aches or pains, contracted and stiff ints,—for coughs and colds (which "latter often settle upon the chest, producing fatal consequences) let the afflicted parts be effec. tually rubbed with the Ointment, as salt is into ment, and a certain cure will only bea question of time and tf 41
2jy-901 tf 248 is an Agent.
27th Jane, 1900.
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