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... healing Ointment fir more -caddy peaetraies throngh any bone flea)iy|«iart of the i*a| »g body, euring «he mo»t dangetoui inward Complaints, that cannot re*ct»«d auy other means fcRYSIfbLAS, AND BCORBU- ...
... healing Ointment far more readily penetrates through any bone or fleshy part of the living body, curing the most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot be reached any other meant. ERYSIPELAS. RHEUM AND SCORBUTIC HUMOURS. remedy has ever done much for the cure ...
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... heating Ointment far readily penetra'ea through any hone or fleshy part of >he living body, curing the moat dangeious inward complaint*, that cannot reached by any other means. ERYSIPELAS. RHEUMATISM AND SCORBU- ...
... healing Ointment far more readily penetrate* through any bone or flethy part of the living body, curing the moat dangetou* inward complaint*, that cannot reached by any other ERYSIPELAS. RHEUMATISM AND SCORRUTIC HUMOURS. No remedy ha* ever done *o much for ...
... duty. tub BLOTS. The committee reported forthet that they had complaints the effect that Mr. neglecting keep the buoys is proper condition They inhumed him that, in ease of future complaints ’being established against him, would be dischargid. The secretary ...
... SYRIACUM a gentle stimulant ami renovator of the impaired functions - of life, and exclusively directed the cure of such complaints arise from disorganization of the Generative System, whether constitutional or acquired, and is calculated slfurd decided ...
... millions of little opeoingt surface of our bodies. Through Iksse this Ointaeat. when rubbed on the skin, is ear. any orfsu inward p«rt. Diseases of the K'daeys. disorders the Liver, rffi of the Heart, luitsMaadcHi of the Lungs, A«thmss, Coughs and sre ...
... BicTMrap*. we ire million, little opening, ur our bodiei. Through ih.w ibt. Ointment, when rubbed the .kin, . •teti to ,ny ore,* inward p«rt Diwumi Ike Kidnet*. (tiMtrder* of the Uvee, .(frelron. of the Heart, tnfiao.malioo of Lung.. A.ihmaa, Cough, and da. ...
... pages.” —Age and Argus. Author of Tho Silent Phi end seems to be thoroughly conversant with the treatment of a class of complaints, which are fear, too prevalent in the present day. The style us which thishook written, and the valuable hints it conveys ...
... PRESS. We regard the work, before us, The Silent Friend, as a work ambracing most clear and practical views of a series of complaints hitherto little understood, and passed over by the majority of the medical profession, for what reason are at loss know ...