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should not have thought 1t necessary TO make
Mi, nlan statement Of the relative merits OF the
casc lad not Mr.. Swain, on one occasion, when
Lady personally waited on him, to purchase
his Panacea, and complained of his eKtorlonate


price, remarkng to him that she could purchase


mine for half the money, advised her not TO take


any of il for fear it might produce fatal conse-
ouences, and vent on to say that il was not gen
aine. Thousands of persons who are now en-


loving the blessings of health, established by its
use, Will bear me cut Of this assertion, THAT


PARgrn' REsovArlxG VEGETABLE PANAcEA"
rs, IN rvEnr RESPECT, EauAL TO SWANS, AND
leASBErAKEs IN ALL GASES WHERE MS HAS PROV


Ed IFFicAcIous, WITH SECURITY And FREEDOM
l,nI M SAY, WITHOUT FEAn OF CONTRADICTIONS,
AypICAN ESTABLISH THE FACT BEIoND THE POSI-


nIttry OF nouDT-ruAT Ny MEDICINE and Ms
4 InE0sE Ann TnE SAME THING, WITH THE ESeEr
lroS or AsY aEnGuRIAL pEtrARATiUS.


JOHN A. PARKER.