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should not have thought il necessary 10 maze
this plain statement OF the relative merits OF ,e
case, had not Mr.. Swain, on one OCCASION wnen
Lady personally waited on him, to purchase
his Panacea, and complained of his extortioha.c
price, remarkng to him that she eou'a ptr'"s -, ,ase
any of it for fear it might produce fatal consc-
uuences, and went on to say that it was not gen
,sine. Thousands of persons who are now en-
ioying the blessings of health, established by us
use, will bear me out Of this assertion, That
" PARKER' RENovArIss VEGETABLE PAsAcEA
IS, IN EvEuY RESPECT, EQUAL TO SwAiMs' AMI
CAN DE TAKEN IN ALL CASES WHERE HIS HAS f"oN-
ED ErpiCAcIous, WITH SECURITY AND fHkhpoh'
AND DO SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF CONTRADICTIONS,
AND IcAN ESTABLISH THE FACT BEYOND THE POSI-
n1LrrY OF pouDr-rHAr My MEDICINE affd HiS
ARE ONE ASD THE SAME THING, WITH THE ExcEp
Tlos OF ANY MERcURIAL PREpARArIoN.


JOHN A. PARKER.