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Albion Corn Plaster !

Albion Corn Plaster!
as prepared by he late Dr.. Conway has
been made acquainted with no instance Of
It's proper application. in which 1t has not
been preferred to all other REMEDIES for
CoR>s, those palnfuldI- flurers of the feet,
and enemies 10 loconlo',nn.
The albion Corn Plaster sor,cns the
corn, however old and tough, and extracts
it to the very roots. The relief afforded
is gentle. immediate, and thorough.
The Proprietor bcgs leave to submit The
following case, from Mr.. S'oweIl. vino Is
well known to the inhabitants Of This CITY,
especially at The south end. and at South
Bo>l"n. as very worthy and respectable
citizen.
A CASE.
SIR-I do not hesitate to give nv mos,
unqualified appreciation in favour Of your
valuable Albion Corn Plaster. By the use
of less than box. Mrs. S,owell has been
cured o. n corn on each foot, which had
been exceedingly troublesome and painful
for years, aud think 1t bn, justice to yonr
invaluable preparation to add for the en-
cOuragrment Of those. who owing to re.
poat"d dlsapponimen's in the various rom
edlcs resor'ed 10, have finally drspaircd OF
u curc,i that your Plaster cured her corns
after trying other highly recommended
trmedie, I" M purpose; and what lncrcas.
rs my confidence III the superiority Of yuuf
Plaster. l. III" fact, that it has been used
by several Of nv ncghbours with equally
good success. A man advanced in years
had become so crippled with corns, as to
be obliged To cut holes IN shoes TO ease his
feet; he had long suffered great torture
and inconvenience has lately been entire
! ~ cured by the use Of v"nr Corn Plaster
so that he can now walk with comfort, and
IN whole shoes Case. - A
young woman living near me-, had brcOnc
So lame III consequence Of cOrns. as moi to
be able To 60 up and down stars without
great trouble, Is now using the Plaster
with the most happy success, and prospect
Of speedy cure.
| could refer To several other cases, were
It necessary, bnt / ave seen enough of the
Plaster To satisfy mo it Is the best prepare
! non IN Tins country. or perhaps ~ any 9TH
or, for The cure Of CornS: and were It's var
tues generally known. doubt whether ,ou
]
meet the public demand
(Sigucdl SETH STOWELL,
Keeper IF The Toll house, South Boston
Bridge
Mr. IT, KrppER.
Propr"Ior of tho Conway Medicines
( Bosion, June I7M, 1899.
*A*P,ice so cents.
ID EBILITATE FEM LES.
THtllE complaints peculiar 10 the female
n part OF the community, have been
! long successfully treated by he admlnl,tra
ton of he .arom1iic Pills originally pre-.
sc'lbcd and C mpound"d by Dr.. RELrE -
| They cleanse the blood from those d,,or
ders Of the female constitution, for whcr
the Pills. are an oiltclual specific; they
restore a free circulation rcfnrm the lrreo
u'ar operations OF the saugu,ierous system,
and TcctIiy the dlsordercd hnbns. The
! proprIelor's conlid"nce in the superior ex-
ccllcnce Of this equally innocent and pow
cfful preparations, Is founded on the most
decisive testimony from many restored pa :.
tents lie can assure this portion of the
public, That when
DR.. Relies
AROMATIC PILLS FOR FEMALES.
are regularly taken according To the drec.
tlons accompanying them, they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits, aud
restore to the palllJ counlcuancc The nalu
raj glow Of health aud good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general rene.
dy in cases Of Distractions; Debility; lily.
pochondria; Green Sickness; Giddlncss
! Palpilation Of the Heart; bad Digestion