The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-02-02

TLESH Wounds, Old Sores, Burns, Swellings, Tu-
mors, Frost Bites, Contraction of the Muscles.
Weakness of the Joints, Pain in the Back and Side,
Rheumatism, Chilblains, Strains, Windgalls, etc. 1.
L, st Johns Liniment enjoys a great reputation as
an external application for men and animals in the
allowed named cases.
thereby certify that st. Johns Liniment is pos
sessed of the most astonishing curative properties of
any. medicine that has ever come within my knowl-
edge. first subject for more than forty years. 1
was then confined to my bed, so helpless that l could
not turn myself, but was completely cured by this
Liniment. / applied it freely just before going to
bed, rubbing it in well with the hand, until inhama-
ton was produced, and then bound on tightly warm
flannel. / have recommended it to many of nv
friends for severe cases of Rhumatism, sores, bruises.
etc., and the same wanderful success has ever at
tended its use. A friend had his foot so badly hurt
by a plough that it was thought that he must lose it.
He was entirely helpless, but was perfectly cured by
the use of this Liniment, All my friends who have
used it concur with ne in the belief that it ssthe
best medicine of the kind in the world.
WARREN BUEL.
TIFFEN, August, 1858.
From a Wealthy Citizen of Franklin County, o.
DEAR SIR: 1 wish you would establish an agency,
here for the sale of your Liniment. l had a valua-
BILE horse a few days since, so lame as scarcely to be
able to walk. l sent to Columbus, and procured a
bottle of your Liniment, a few applications of which
effected a cure. l consider it preferable to any lin
iment 1 have ever used, and should be glad to have
it kept here for sale, so that 1 may at any time con-
veniently obtain q supply. 1 will sell readily.
GEORGE SIONER.
WEsrERy1LLE, Franklin county, o,
PAIN AND WEAKNESS IN THE BACK AND S1pR OF
SIX YEARS STANDING CURED-My wife was about
six years afflicted with a pain in her back and side.
She was confined part of the to her bed. She made
use of the Mustang Liniment, and various other
medicines, but obtained no relief until she made
use of st. Johns Liniment, which effected a speedy
cure. FREDERIC HEISLER.
ATT1cA, Ohio, April 1, 1866.
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medicine for the same purpose l have ever known,
either for man or beast. 1t removed a lump about
as large as my double fist, of six weeks standing
from a nelghbors horse. 1t was supposed to have
would willingly give ten dollars to have it removed,
but thought it could not be done. 1 would recon-
mend every family to keep this valuable preparation
on hand. Farmers and others having horses and
cattle would frequently experience great advantage
from SO doing. BENJAMIN HUDDLE.
Near Melmore, Ohio.
This certifes that my son suffered a great deal
with frozen feet about fifteen years. 1 tried every
thing that seemed calculated to Oxford relief, without
benefit, until at last l made use of /. l.. St. Johns
Liniment, 20 few applications of which effected q
thorough cure. ELIAS TWIGGS.
Mr.. KuTcHENvILLE, Ohio.
Horse CURED OF A FR1GHrrUL wouRp.-This
c~ertifes that my horse full and ran a harrow-tooth
through his leg. / feared it would ruin him. I ap-
piled st. Johns Liniment, and a perfect cure was
soon effected. .
WIN. H. BURNE, Tifin, Ohio.
WINDaALLs AND SEVERE CUT had a horse that
had a large windgan upon each hind leg, about six
years l made use of many things to remove them
Aithout success. 1 finally applied st. Sohn's Lini-
ment three times a week, for about three months. I
bathed very thoroughly, and after each application
heated IN the Liniment with O hot shovel until dry.
A thorough cure was effected, now about two years
since, and there has been no Indication of their re-
turning. J, upon one occasion, let my axe slip, and
cut q cash in my horse three in length and one inch
in depth. We tied up the wonnd as soon as possible,
and bathed with the Liniment, by which a very ra-
pid cure was effected.
J. McNEEN, Watson Station, Ohio.
LUMP REMOVED FROM A HORSE AND LAMENEss
CURED.-Mr. John Beard, near Tifin, Ohio, had q
horse with a lump upon his leg about the rize of a
hen's egg. He finally became SO lame that he could
not be used, and was scarcely able to walk. NY
Liniment was applied and soon removed the lump
and effected a thorough cure. n.
Sold by all Incidence Dealers, who win furnish
st jobs Almanacs gratis. /. L. st. John & Co.,
Tifhin City, O., General Agents for the Western