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should not have thought it necessary to make
this plain statement Of the relative merits OF the
case, had not Mr. Swain, on one occasion, when
a Lady personally waited on him, to purchase


his Paaacea, and complained of his extortionate


price, remarking to him that she could purchase


mine for half the money, advised her not to take


any Of it for fear it might produce fatal conse-


auences. and went on to say that it was not gen.


uias. Thousands Of persons who are now en-


ioying the blessings of health, established hy its
use, viii bear me out of this assertion, Thar
PARKER REyo,A ATtsG VEGETABLE PANArKt"
rs. EyAnY RESPECT, tauAL TO SWANS, AND
CAN TakEs in ALLcAsrs wnsRE MS MAS phof-
I'd Erfio Ac1ous, WITH SECURITY AND FREEDOM.
AsD bo SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF CONTRADICTIONS,
ANbICAS EsrARIISH TnE FACT DEYOsD fuL fossi-


uILlry or nornr--rHAr Ny atnicISr and HIS


1utost An Tar SAME rmtSu, WITH THE EXeEp
| 4iuS q. A.Y MERtInI4L rnEr RATION.


JOHN A. PARKER