—fAIJVT.] The explosion of a torpedo, when well directed, is not more certain in its work of destruction than the ravages made by a neglected attack of rbeumatitm, gout, oifhver complaint. The most valuable remedy in these diseases is t» be f->und in those medicines known aa " QtnohLAn'a Gbkat Indian Cubes." Ample proof of this ia to be found in tbe numerous tostiißoni-ts given by old well-known and respected colonists, who hare been restored to health by tbrir use after fifteen and twenty year* at suffering.— £Amrz _
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Press, Volume XXIX, Issue 3896, 17 January 1878, Page 3
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