The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-26
PATENT RIGHT SECURED.

RicnMoSp. Virginia, July IS, 1880
THE PUBLIC will lie pleased 10 understand that
Il Was The original dscosereI Of Judkins Ointment,
and sole proprietor Of the patent from September isiI
until the expiration Of The same but having connected
myself " lib DR. Judkns in the commencement, permit
ted the Oinmeat TO beai bis nne The term OF the pa
tent having pred the 10Th June. have made
pIuyemen Ia the same. anu taken out patent thereon
Being that the Ointment Would occasionally fall
into many hands some OF whom w"uli,obahly undertake
make H. and knowing thsdlihculty OF The process
nevertheless it might be prnpagated IN this adulie-
rated state as ght degree resemble the orig
naahd IN this way ITS good elects WOULD 20
certain remedy Tor those obstinate diseases OF which
have long bafled the skill Of medical science
Ist White swelIings OF every descriptions.
I'd Sore legs am. ulcers Of long standing.
Sd Schirrus Tor slundnlar tunors, particularly those
hardened amorx IN ~omens breasts, which oitsntlmes
terminate in liberated cancers
4lh Feons; or What some people know by The
Of caiarrhs OF every description.
Ssh Rheunaiic pans OF the joints.
9th Spralns and bruises OF every description, or in
whatever part situated
nh letters OF all kinds In this complaint the patient
in applying the ointment must keep the part oui Of ~alcT
sth Chilhlains parts affected by frost.
9ih New cut wounds
NJ 1t is also OF The best remedies for burns and
scas II the pain and draws the FIRE oui IN short
time. n, SHEPHERD.
Mr. C. Herston. Frederick county. Md-fienripg Of
your excellent medicine called Shepperds Patent
Specific Ointment formerly Judklns) having heen thirty
week in the year Of $780, OF suffering and pain from
hone feon which WOULD moi heel, although had very
able Physician, MAS induced 10 make trial OF H. pnr-
chased pot o il al Doctor Gunons IN Washinstin--h
completed in less than two weeks. fou mHy pub
sh this for the benefit Of those who may he my
ton can confidently II IL one OF the best medicines
in The world for healing cuts. bruises. dc.
l am, sir, with respect and esteem,
.a...... Your oiedlent servant,
EDWARD BLACKFORD.
Near Rock Creek Church, 1897
WAsHINGroS Cry, Sept II. 1880
Doctor w. Gan'on: Sir: now undertake 10 do What
should have done long since Two thee years my
wife afflicted with what The doctors cali carbunces
her back. and her sfernes from which for MONTHS
wee beyond all description they broke NJ different times
into from fifty hundred holes, and when the
extracted and the skin cut Off the places became
one large about six inches in circumference, and
then inch in depth, She was attended hy Of
the FIRST physicians In this cIty,and various
tried without rendering her any relief, preventing the
sores from increasing in size 10 such degree that be-
came seriously apprehensve that she would not survive
much longer. friend calling To her day, and adj
vising the Judkins' Shepherds Patent Speci
fc Ointment procured some and how incredible it
may appear, yet such is the fact two plastes effected
perfect cure
Yours respectfully,
G. CRANDELL
From Aa Hon john Tmiiaterro member Of Congress
. W.snScroN, JAN %, 1929.
To Mr.. C. Herston, Frederick City Md.
Sir: II has been ny wish, for considerable time, 10
communicate 10 you the good effect with which have
used the ointment invented by Mr. Judkins. (pattnted
in the United States, Shepherds Specific Ointment
aud which now understand is made and sold by agents
appontedhy yourself have applied this ointment, dur
ing the last three years to cveiy species Of Ymeur
wound. without failure to produce instance
consider 1.-THE most decided and efficient remedy all
of nmor lie the what it may. have found
thing good for Wounds of any description may be
proper TO add that the OF mor called White Swell
ling, given by the most distinguished physicians
incurabc, and which they decided would, without ampu
taton. prove fatal the patient, was, under my mmed-
ate notice etec,ed by the Of the Ointment and the
patient is in fine health, the limb affected by the
being restored 10 perfect state Of soundness Also that
the leg Of aged man, which had heen wounded and
hbted one dreadful liberated surface rom the Knee othe
foot, and which for than years had been consi
dered mcuale, efeciuay cured by the application
Of the Ointment. mention these two which fell
under my Immediate notice, and management, decd-
ed evidence OF the efficacy of this remedy in Of
and OF ulcers have experienced as decidedly the
good effect Of this remedy in the Of feons, and Of
every species OF flesh wounds. 1t that any
who will observe the operations of this Ointment,
must lie satisfied to its beneficial effects. can With
the confidence recommend the OF this valuable
remedy. am, sir, very Respectfully.
..s JOHN TALLIAFERRO.