Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-04

SIR-About Is months 90, 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.
It at last became so desperate that we all con.
eluded that her leg must be cut off As last
resort, We got jug Of Judkins's ointment:
for two or three days after applying it, she
complained of much pain after that il d,,I
charged freely, became easy, and to our sur
prise, in the use Of that jug her leg was per-
feetly cured. 3. WEST.
Merryiand Tract. 2Ia JAM 1898.
SIR-For the benefit of the afflicted, ! BEG
leave to inform you, that = negro woman Of
mine after childbed was severely afflicted with
a sore breast. applied DR.. w. Judkins' .pe.
ci6c ointment few times. and it completely
cured her. In my practice, other cases of
women with sore breasts ! have known cured
by the same ointment. JOHN GROBP.
FROST BITE.-Abont four winters ago
was severely frost bitten in my feet, & became
quite lame-every succeeding winter brought
forth the severity of the disease. heard of
DR. Judkins' ointment last winter, and had il
applied@it acted like charm, COMPLETELY
f.. H. SHELMERDINE.
Baltimore county. Oct. I'd, 1921.
SIR Having been for number Of wears
afflicted with Rheumatic affection to that
degree that oftentimes was unable to walk
trying variety Of cures without effect, heard
OF Judkins' ointment, obtained it, and bv
using one pot. agreeably to the directions, was
entirely cured. and have not since (more than
. year now been in any wav afflicted with il
JACOB LETHER.
York September rs, 1921.
Some time last winter one Of nv negro
men was suffering by a felon on one Of his fin.
gers. 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 advice of one of nv
neighbors, applied plaste, of DR. William
Judkins' specific ointment to the finger and
hand. both Of which were greatly infiamed
and swollen, and in few hours he was SO re.
leved from pain that he slept. the inflammation
subsided, and he was soon quite well
VIM. CAMPBELL.
Frederick county, July S, 1920.
called to see Mrs. Gibson. in COMPANY
with Mr.. Shepherd, and she informed us tina
she had an obstinate letter Of long standing,
all over her head and ears, SO that she was Q.
bliged 10 cut off all her hair. She applied his
specific ointment, and less than one box made
a perfect cure-and the remainder Of the box
was applied to burn. cvts, corns. and frost
bite in my family, with the same beneficial eff.
fects. DENNIS HOWARD.
June l9, 1920.
MR. N. SHEPHERD-About twenty years
ago was attack ed with ct Of sic knees. which
terminated by settling in one OF nv legs AT.
ter few years it became most painful ulcer.
With considerable expense tried various
means of healing it. but all to no good effect,
until made use Of DR.. William Judkns' pa.
tent specific ointment, and havethe pleasure
to inform you that in making use Of less than
two boxes of this ointment, ! effected com.
plete cure.
Two of my daughters have also been cured
of obstinate tetter.worms in very short time,
by using the aforementioned ointment
have also found it preferable o,any thing
else with which am acquainted for the cure
of burns. am, SC. C p. BUCKLEY.
Frederick county, June 10, 1922.
lnmy harvest field, in July last, a circum.
stance proving the great virtues of DR.. VIM
Judkins' patent specific ointment was SO
plainly given, that ! feel it duty to lay it be.
fore the public from pure motive, viz to do
good MIR Grim, living on my place, was as.
sistng me in harvest. when he received a very
severe wound under the back Of his arm, near
the shoulder, as he was sitting near bundle
Of wheat from scyth 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 60 to work again-the blood wa.
stopped by person present before the ONT.
ment was applied. JOHN WALKER.
frederick county, Oct. Sd. 1920.
Certificate of Mag. VIM. Hall, Anne Arundel
county, 30th March, 1926.
Ma. SHEPHERD--lnth the fall Of last year
was taken with violent pain in the joint of
my fore finger next the hand, which soon exl
tended itself all around inside my baud, with
much inflammation: the degree of pain suf-
fered day and night for nearly fortnight was
such, that had but little rest and less sleep
during that time--l tried many things, but
found no relief until applied u. Judkin,'
specific ointment, when IN about 90 minutes
the pain entirely left me, and was once more
blessed with refreshing sleep from that period
had no more pain, and the use Of my hand
was restored having before been SO contracted
that could not eat my victuals {; likewise, a
negro man of mine nearly cut off one Of his
fingers with an axe: the ointment was applied
and nothing else-ina few days the wound was
healed. A negro woman, also Of mine, gave
herself a very deep cut on the leg with an ave,
this ointment was also alone applied, and lnado
aPertect cure in about two weeks. In Justice
to this valuable ointment, l give testimony to
the public. ltreally deserves it.
VIM. HALL, jr
For burns and scalds it exceeds any thing
perhaps that has ever yet been tried.
Darlington, Hartford Co. March 6, 1923.
Mr.. Shepherd-Sir, By request, inform
you concerning Samuel Temples son, who
was SO badly burnt, "a child about s months
old In the white, of 1920 the child fell into
thefire, his sister, about 8 years, began to cry;
the mother then in the cellar, ran up and
found her little boy lying on his back with