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Hollowcfy's Ointmenf <yid' /S/V^fieot< wonderful 'cures' o£ bjid legs andlald wounds. Tbift Qintftenttiif- *> true- " determent" apd' these. ?ili« -tar^. . ttjie: ** alteratives.'* : ](tthey-be uapd apejprd- ing to the, directions which, are t wrapped round ipach ppt jaAd ;bj»}t, ; thfjr^. -ia,i hi* wound* or ujcer.. however ob^tinaje,,. Xfht will yield; to *&&«sss%< prot***T* s i Number Qf persons wl^p h*& *>fF» ;p*tienti, m thr,. lp,f« ngapijals, afid undel 1 theejire bfjentiii^at'oufgeons, w^th tferiving the least MHWs|i h,»kY^7Weo cured -by HoHoway'* jsipdr Pills,' when other leraedtef ih^ffig^ally? failedJi For. ' glandular . -■ swellings, and ! i diseases of the shin tnew are n«. lTemedies that can be.ussd with, so good •"an: effect..' Harmletii, tbey.iare yet powerful ; and . ojpttjjh^ the pure, they jff^ect is rapid, it is also complete and „ ;_ „ ' ;

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