Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
mo. 6556.
York, Sept. %, 1921.

ton to that degree. that oftentimes
was unable to waIk-trying varie-
ty Of cures without effect, heard OF
Jndkins's ointment, obtained it. and
by using one pot, agreeably to the
directions, was entirely cured, and
have not since (more than year
now been in any way afflicted With
it. JACOB LETTER..
Some time last winter, one of my
negro men was suffering by a felon
on one of his fingers, and had been
greatly tormented by it for ten days
or more, SO much that believe he
was totally deprived Of his usual rest
during that period, when. by the adj
vice of one of my neighbors, 1 ap.
piled plaster of DR.. VIM. Judkins's
specific ointment to the finger and
hand. both OF which were greatly ins
famed and swelIed, and in a few
hours he was go relieved from palns
that he SLEPT. the inflammation subsid.
ed, and he was soon quite well.
WIN. CAMPBELL.
Frederick county, July 5. 1920.
called to see Mrs. Gibson, in
company with Mr.. Shepherd; and
she informed us that she had an obs
stinate letter of long standing all o.
yer her head and ears, so that she
was obliged to cut off all her hair
She applied his specific ointment, and
less than one box made perfect cure
land the remainder of the box was
applied to a burn, cuts, corns, and a
frost bite in my family, with the same
beneficial effects.
DENNIS HOWARD.
June 19, 1920,
Mr.. N. Shepherd-Abont twenty
years ago | was attacked with fe
of sickness, which terminated by
settling in one of my legs. After
few years, it became a most painful
ulcer. With considerable expense [
tried various means of healing its
but all to no effect, until | made use
of DR.. William Judkins's patent spec
ciic ointment, and | have the, plea.
sure to inform you, that in making
use of less than two boxes of the
ointment, effected complete cure.
Two of my daughters have also
been cured of obstinate tetter-wOrms
in very short time, by using the a.
bove mentioned ointment.
have also found it preferable to
any thing else with which / am acs
quainted, for the cure of burns.
am, &c. GEO. p. BUCKLEY
Frederick county, June 10, 1922.
In my harvest field, in July last, a
circumstance, proving the great vir-
tues of DR.. w. Judkins's patent spe-
cifc ointment, was SO plainly given.
that feel it duty to lay it before
the public from pure motive, vie
to do good. Mr.. Grim, living OF
my place, was assisting me in har-
vest, when he received very severe
wound under the back of his arms
near the shoulder, as he was sitting
near a bundle of wheat, from Soy the
by one of the Graders, whose back
was towards him in cutting a swath.
The above ointment was applied and
nothing else, and in one week MR.
Grim was enabled to go to work a.
gain-the blood was stopped by a
person present before the ointment
was applied. JOHN WALKER.
Frederick county, Oct.'3, 1890.
Mr.. Shepherd-In the fall of last
year I was taksn with violent pain
in the joint Of my fore finger next
the hand, which soon extended it,
self all around inside my hand. with
much inflammation: the degree ofpain
| suffered day and night for nearly
a fortnight, was such. that | had but
little rest and less sleep during that
time--I tried many things. but found
no relief until l applied DR.: judi
kins's specific ointment. when IN a.
bout 90 minutes the pain entirely
left me, and was once more blessed
with refreshing sleep: from that pc.
Rod | had no more pain, and the use
of my hand was restored, having be-
fore been so contracted that ! could
not eat my victuals; likewise, me-
gro man of mine nearly cut off one
of his fingers with an axe; this ont-
meut was applied, and nothing else;