Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-29

| june bCCUiIUfk CAfOuS OF EOtCl, II VIII StOp
the progress Of the carries, increase the quantity
OF the discharge, remove the offensive smell
and ease the pain.
1t cures the worst Felons or Whtlows on an
| application of % hours
Rheumatsms which have stood so long as to
become systematic disorder require medicine
| to be taken inwardly to remove them entirely.
But in most common cases, by applying this
ointment externally. as directed, it will give
relief. And even in old people, whose pains
, have been Of longer standing. it will often ease
| the pain
GER TTFICATES.
Certificate of Mr.. ID. Brookhart, tavern keeper,
Boonsborough
Boonsborough, Dec. 81, 1923.
Mr.. Herstons-ln the fan of 1922, MIR. Nj
kerk living near this place, received severe
bite from, dog in the calf of his leg; the teeth
having entered both sides. the wound deep, the
leg much irritated and nfamed with consldera-
BILE pan-he called on me about the third day
after it happened TO know if I knew of any
thing to help him. Having pot Of DR.. JUDD
: kins' Ointment in my house, appiieda plaster
which acted with it's usual success; the app-
cation was continued for five or six days, by
which time he was quite well. Again, one Of
our neighbors had one Of his thumbs badly
torn and mangled by bite; this Ointment was
applied and nothing after, and made perfect
cure. have applied j. in many instances in
my own family with great success /; in burns
and scalds do think it stands uDrivalled. 1t is
DAVID BROOKH.4RT.
: Extract of letter from DIR. l. Parker, dated
near Mount Pleasant, 18th mo. 1915.
| s'To DIR. W Judkins--I tried thy Specific
Ointment in several cases, in which found it
very useful, and in particular in case OF a wo-
| mans breast which was affected with harden
| ed schrrus tumor, and had been so for several
years, and which was of the opinion nothing
but surgical operation would remove, appl-
ed the ointment to the breast and in about ten
days the tumor in perceivable degree had di.
mlnished, and had become much softened, and
by continuation of the ointment it altogether
subsidized and remains well.
! As it succeeded in this case beyond any
thing Of the kind have ever seen. am induced
to furnish the statement tor the benefit of those
in similar situation.
| IS.A.iC PARKER"
| Certificate OF DR.. Grobp at fancy Town.
Sir-For the benefit of the afflicted l beg
leave to inform you that a negro woman OF
mine AFTER child bed was severely afflicted with
a sore breast. l applied DIR. VIM. Judkins'
Specific Ointment few times. and ii complete.
ly cured her. In my practice other cases OF
women with sore breasts have known cured
by the same ointment. JOHN CROBP.
fancy Town, August Is, 1920
FROST BITE About four winters ago l
/ was severely frost bitten in both my feet, and
| became quite lame-Every succeeding winter
brought forth the severity Of the disease; |
heard of DR. Judkns' Ointment last winter, and
had it applied; it acted like charm complete
! ly curing me in short time.
EDWIN' II ,SHFTytfERDINE
! Certificate OF MIR G.. Will, merchant, Little
| town, Pa
/ My wife about the first Of last month was
taken in very strange way; her legs and joints
swelled much with violent pains in all her limbs,
attended with large red spots on her legs and
arms She could not rest-l had to lift her up
and put her down in bed The fame Of DR..
Judkins' Ointment induced me to make trial
Il commenced first with one arm, rubbing the
| Ointment well in, and in "a hours she received
the use Of that arm. Having now confidence
| in this extraordinary medicine used it on her
other arm and both her legs, rubbing it we'll in
on her joints, applying It to the sores at the
+, same time To my Joy my wife was restored
to the use of all her limbs and to perfect health
| inlone week: now believe her complaint was
| infiammatory rheumatism.
GEORGE WILL.
Little town. Pa. Nov 9th, 1921.
YORK. Sept. 26ih. 1891.
Sir-Having been tor number OF years Of
fiicted with Rheumatic affection to that degree
that ottentines was unable to walk trying "
variety of Cures without any effect | heard
| of Judkns' Ointment, obtained it and BY using
one pot agreeably to the direction, was entirely
cured, and have not slnre (more than year
now teen in any way afflicted with IT,
J4COB LE7IER.
Some time last winter one of my negro me-
was suffering by ielon on one Of his fingers
and had been greatly toImented by it for te
days or more, 90 much that 1 believe he wa
totally deprived OF his usual rest during III
period, when by tn, vice OF one oil my nc,gu
ors, applied plaster of Dr. VIM Judk ms
SPECIFIC .Olh'n en-! 20 the finocr and hand, boti