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... many years standing. Sbe can now wear the tightest boot, as the joint is very muoh reduced. ' From Mi— Croft, Lvmin.-ton.— Tho plaster is invaluable. I was really a cripple and could not get a walking boot on, but now can do so \t ith great facility. It ...
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