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myself with Dr. Judkins IN the commencement, permit
ted the Ointment TO bear his The term OF the pa
tent having expired the Doth June, have made
proyement in the same, and taken patent thereon
Being aware that the Ointment would occasionally fall
into mnny hands, Of whom would probably undertake
make IT, and knowing the difficulty Of the process
nevertheless, i might be proPagated in this adulle
rated state, II might in degree resemble the org
nal land IN this way good effects would he obteraed
Under these considerations secured the original and
certain remedy those obstinate diseases some OF which
have SO long baflied the skill Of medical science.
N. SHEPHERD.
LIST. White swellings Of every description
I'd Sore legs amt ulcers Of long standing.
Sd Schirrus for glanduar tunors, particularly those
hardened in womens Breasts which oftentimes
terminate in liberated cancers
4ih, Felons; what some people know by the name
of catarrhs, OF every description.
5ih. Rheumatic pains OF the joints.
9th. Sprains md bruises Of every description, in
whatever part sltuated.>
in applying the ointment must keep the pa out Of
9Th. Cnblains or parts affected by frost.
9th. New cut wounds.
D Ii is also one of the best remedies for burns and
scalds 1t the pain and draws the FIRE out IN short
time. N. SHEPPERD
Mr. C. Herston Frederick county, Md--Hearing Of
your excellent medicine, called shepherds Patent
Specific Ointment Formerly Judkins) having been thirty
two weeks in the year Of $780, OF suffering and pain from
bone ellon which would not heel, although had very
able Physician was Undue ed TO make trial of IT, pur-
chased pot OF at Doctor Gunon's in Washington-t
completed cure in less than weeks You may pub
fish this for the benefit OF those Who may be in my sua
in the world FOR healing cuts, bruises, DC.
| am, sir, with respect and esteem,
Your obedient servant,
EDWARD BLACKF ORD.
Near Rock Creek Church, 1897.
WASHINGTON Cry, Sept. IL, 1880.
Doctor W. Gmion: Sir: i now undertake 10 do what
should have done long since Two three years my
wife WINS afflicted with what the doctors call carbunces
on her back and her sucrings from which for womonhs
beyond all description they broke at different times
into from fifty hundred holes, and when the
extracted and the skin cut off the places became
large sore, about six inches in circumference, and
then inch in depth She was attended by one OF
the FIRST physicians this and various remedies were
tried without rendering her any relief or preventing the
sores from increasing in such degree that be-
seriously apprehensve that she would not survive
much longer friend calling to see her day, and adj
visng the OF Judkins Shepherds Patent Speci-
c Ointment procured some and however incredible it
may appear yet such is the fact two plasers effected
perfect cure.
G. CRANDELL.
From The Hon Jehn 1aihaferro, member d. Congress.
WIsHINeToN, Jan. %, 1929
To Mr.. C. Herston, Frederick City. Md.
SIR 1t has been NY wish for considerable time, TO
communicate to you the good effect with which have
used the ointment invented by Mr.. Judkns (patented
in the United States, Shepherds Specific Ointment,
and which now understand is made and sold by agents
appoinedhy yourself / have applied this ointment dur
ing the last three years. TO every species OF tumour
wound without failure TO produce cure evers instance
consider 1.-THE decided and efficient remedy in all
Of tunor, be the what it may have found
thing good for wounds Of any description 1t may be
proper add that the Of tumor called White Swell
ling given by the most distinguished physicians as
ncurabe and which they decided would without ampn-
arion, prove fatal to the patient under my immedi-
notice eecIed by tho OF the Ointment, and the
patient is in fine health the limb affected by the
being restored to perfect state Of soundness Also that
the leg of aged pan which had been wounded, and
hbed dreadful liberated surface from the knee tohe
foot and which for than two years had been cons
dered incurable eectually cured by the application
Of the Ointment. mention these two cases which fell
under my immediate notice. and management as dccid-
ed evidence OF the efficacy OF this remedy in cases OF tu
and Of ulcers. have experienced decidedly the
good effect of this remedy in the of felons and Of
every species Of flesh wounds seems to me that any
who will observe the operations of this Ointment,
he satisfied to its beneficial effects. can with
the utmost confidence recommend the OF this valuable
remedy lam' sir very r11s5PgfHM,luTys, ,51.FERRo
" PILES.-D
Before leaving Eoonsboro' had heard much Of an ari-
Gle in which you appear before the public proprietor
named Hers,on Judkins Patent Specific Ointment, made
by G. Hcrston Frederick, Md, ard of its decided
efficacy in persons with whom am well ac-
quaDted Since my residence in Baltimore it has per-
formed friend Of mine afflicted with piles.
Having myself been sufferer for years with this
distressing disease, unhesitangy applied youi
ointment IN my own case and gatifed that say
II made perfect cure j. A. BENTS
Mr. G. Herston, proprietor OF Shepherds +. 3. ONT
ment, near Frederick City, Md.
NJ Remember if you wish the genuine article, the orr.
ginal proprietor in his new patent has left the Of
Judkins it is called Shepherds Patent Specific
Ointment the name of c. Hersons in his own hand wri-
tin 9, appearing on the label
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