Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Ii. W.Judkins' p tentSpecitic
OINTMENT +,
For sale, by appointment, by EDW:
sTaBLERiS son. and RICH.
aRDH LlTLE.Drugsists,
ALEXANDRIA,

tain remedy for those obstinate dis
eases. some of WHICH have so long
baAled the skill of medical science.
1st. White swellings of every des-
cription.
Oh. Sore legs and ulcers Of long
standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glandular tnmors,
particularly those hardened tumors
in women's breasts. which oftentimes
terminate in liberated cancers.
4th. Felons, or what some people
know by the name OF Catarrhs, of
every description.
5th. Rheumatic pains of the joints.
9th, Sprains and bruises Of every
description, or i" whatever part stu
ate.
9Th. letters of all kinds. In this
complaint the patient, in applying the
ointment, must keep the part out of
water.
9Th. ChilbIains or partsieffected by
frost.
1t is also one of the best remedies
for barns and scalds. 1T eases the
pain and draws the fire out in short
time.
For inhamed women's breasts and
glandular swelIings it is superior to
any medicine yet known to the medi-
cal faculty. 1t is much safer than
mercurial apple atoms. Gas it does not
contain the smallest atom of any pre-
paration Of that mineralD because it
does not lay the patient liable to in
jury from exposure to cold.
This ointment has cured sores Of
many years standing-where it is
impossible or imprudent TO heal the
external sore, in consequence Of the
bones becoming Carious or rotten !;
it will stop the progress of the ca
ries, increase the quantity of the dis
charge, remove the offensive smell
and ease the pains.
Rheumatisms which have stood so
long as to become a systematic dis
order, require medicine to be taken
inwardly to remove them entirely
but in most common cases by appIy>
ing this ointment externally. as di.
rected, it will give relief. And even
in old people whose pains have been
of longer standing, it will often ease
the pain.
CERTIFICATES.
DR.. W. Judkins' specific ointment
has had the most happy effect in my
family. A daughter o. mine had her
big toe badly bruised: it inHamed
much at times and was very painful.
& thus continued for about months.
1t accustomed much uneasiness in the
family; and we were apprehensive
that the toe nail must be cut off. [
applied the above ointment according
to the direction and in about 8 weeks
it made a perfect cure.
ALEX'R WARFILD.
Sans Creek, frederick county, Dec. 6, 1929.
SJR-About ls months sgo,a black
woman belonging to sister of mine,
had very sore leg; for some months
every attention was paid TO it that we
could procure, but without effect. 1t
at last became SO desperate. that we
all concluded that her leg must be cut
off. As last resort We got a jug of
Judkin's ointment; for two or three
days after applying it, she complain
ed of much pain; after that it dis
charged freely. became easy. and to
our surprise, in the use of that Jug
her leg was perfectly cured.
b. WEST.
yMerrul0nd Tract, elst Jan. 1922.
Sir-For the benefit of the afflicted,
| beg leave to inform you, that ne
gro woman of mine, after child-bed,
was severely afflicted with sore
breast. ! applied Dr.. W. Judkins's
specific ointment few times, and it
completely cured her. In my prac.
tice, other cases of women with sore
breasts I have known cured by the
same ointment. JOHN GROBP.
Taney Town, Aug. 6, 1890.
Frost Bite.-About four winters a
go. Was severely frost bitten in my
feet, and became quite lame--every
succeeding winter brought forth the
severity of the disease. l heard OF
DR.. Judklns's ointment last winter,
and had it applied-it acted like a