The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-10
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
A. AM. Lindsay,s Linimcnt.

many diseases, nut we assure you that alhiseases
of this character, and many others that might he
mentioned speedily cured or the persons
greatly relieved, by the use of this medicine. We
earnestly request the afflicted to give il fair trial.
| Have you pain weakness in the small OF
your back If so, apply the Liniment freely
morning and evening with the flat of your hand,
and occasionally rub the part well with rough
cloth, and it will certainly relieve you.
Have you the rheumatism II so, wash the
part affected with cold water and CASTLE soap,
then bathe it with warm vinegar, and rub well
with rough cloth, and then apply the Linmcnt
with the Hat Of youi hand, before the FIRE. Wash
every third day, and use the Liniment twice
day. and you will soon be free from this trouble
| some disease.
! Have you numbness GOODNESS in your legs,
arms or feet +! If so, rub the affected part we'll
with rough cloth, and then apply the Lniment
freely twice day, and in short time it will bs
removed.
Have you the Piles! If So apply the Lini
ment three times day, and in short time YOU
will be well.
Have you the Nettle Rash or Eryspclas! IF
so, apply the l.iniment three times day, and all
unpleasant sensation will soon disappear.
! Have you spraned yourselfl Ifso, apply the
| LiniInent three times a day, rubbing well with
your hand, and it will soon be removed.
Have you Bruises or Burns II so, apply tho
Iiniment 3 times day and you will soon he well.
Have you Cut or Wound If SO, apply the
Liniment with feather two or three times day.
I Are Your Limbs or Joints Sweedi ESQ, aI'-
ply the Liniment three times day, and the swell
ling will soon disappear.
Have you the letter! If so, apply the l.ini-
ment every morning and evening, washing every
third day with CASTLE SOAP and removing tho
scurf from the surface of the skin.
Have YOU n pain in the Breast or Side! lfso,
apply the Liniment morning and evening, rub
blng it well with the flat OF your hand, and you
will sUon he relieved
Have YOU sore Eycsl IL so, wet soft rag
with the Liniment, and apply II on the outside
OF the eyes every night on going to bed.
Are your toes, fingers ears Frosted or Pois-
oned If so, apply the Eminent three times
day and it will positively cure them.
Have you Corns on your feet! lfso, wet them
S well with the lnment two or three times day,
J and it will generally cure them.
. CessiGcntes.
: This is to certify that 1 have used l.indsay's
Liniment, in of excruciating pain caused
by the fracture of two of my ribs. Having heard
of this invaluable linimcnt, sent for bottle,
and after applying it. to my surprise and joy, it
!, relieved me Immediately, and in few days re-
stored me to health and vigor. As know from
experience that this liniment is valuable article,
2 conceive it my duty TO make it knewn to the
: afflicted. THOMAS BROOkER.
Sangamon County, August 49, 1910.
This is to certify that my sons hands were
: very much diseased with the tetter-so much SO.
{ that when he would shut his hands the blood
would start through the cracks in the skin. All
remedies having failed, applied I.indsay's Lini-
ment, which has produced thorough cure.
THOMAS RANDALL.
Sansamon County, Nov. Is, 1910.
This is to certify that was afflicted with great
pain in my back, and that | was almost immedi-
atey cured by the application of Lindsay's Lini-
, ment. 10 those afflicted in the same why,
would recommend this article to be superior TO
any have tried. E. PITCHER.
Springfield, Nov. l. 1910.
This is to certify that my son was dstressingy
afflicted in his knees, thighs and back, with
numbness or rheumatism. In vain sought for
relief until applied Lindsays l.iniment, which
by few applications had the most happy effect.
Seeing my son quickly cured, Joseph Free
man, a man in my employ, suffering with rhcu-
ma,ism, applied some of the Linimcnt to his
limbs, and he also speedily cured.
!. ROBERT CAMPBELL.
Lick Creek, Sangamon co., Nov. 20, 1910.
This is to certify that used Lindsays Ln-
mcnt OH my sons foot which was badly cut, and
from some cause threatened modification; but
hearing this linimcnt highly spoken Of, obtained
and used it with great success. The wounds
commenced healing Immediately, and in few
weeks my son was able to return TO his work.
Sangamon CO. Aug. 10, lS40. DAVID POTTS.
This is to certify that one ofmy horses had the
big head for about eighteen months applied
Lndsays Liniment according to directions, and
the disease disappeared entirely. This article
cannot be recommended too highly.
FRANCIS DORRELL.
Lick Creek, Sangamon co., Nov. 20, lS4o.
ImpOrtnnt TO Farmers nnd owners Of
llOvscs.
Has your horse the Sweeney! lfso, apply the
Liniment two or three times day, rubbing we'll
with the ends of your fingers.
Has your horse the Fistula! ESQ, add to ono
bottle of the liniment one and half ounce OF the
oil of Sassafras, mix it well in cup together, and
rub the diseased part twice day with the MIXTURE
| Has your horse the Big Head or Big Jaw :!
If so, mix and apply the liniment in the samo
manner as in tho case of istula.
Has your horse the SPAWN! II so, first beat
the affected part with round smooth STICK unti
i is somewhat bruised, then mix and apply tho
liniment in the same manner as IN the case Of
Fistula or Big Head.
Has your horse the Scratches If so, apply
the liniment three times day, and it will soon
be removed.
Has your horse Spraint 1fso, apply the lini-
ment times day and it will soon be removed.
4 Has your horse Weakness or Trembling I'M
the limbsl Ifso, apply the linimcnt three times
day, rubbing well with rough cloth. y
Has your horse scum or film ON the eyer
Ifso, apply the liniment on the hollow above tho
eye two three times day, ami 1t VIII posi'ive-
4 ~ cure il.
\ Has your horse the splint Il 80, apply we
Eminent three times day, rubbing the slecseu
part we'll with round smooth stick.
i rjrPricc SO cts per bottle a reasonable detiuc-
ton will be made when sold by the gross OF doz.
Prepared erly by "A. x NJ. LINDSAY, North
west Corner Of the Public Square, Springfield,