AN INVALUABLE REMEDY.
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AN NtINVALUABLE REMEDY, Tested by experience, and s,sstained by testimo.

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 MIDST people have a remedy for CORNS as well YA other complaints; but the proprietor of the long known and justly celebrated

 Albion Corn Plaster! (as prepared by the late Dr. Conway) has been made acquainted with instance its proper application, in which it has not been perferred to all other dies for Corns, those painful disgures of the ee and The Albion Corn Plaster sofiens the corn, however old and tough, and extracts to the very roots The relief afforded is gentle, immediate and thorough. The Proprietor begs leave to submit the following case, from Mr. Stowel, who well known the in- abtants of this city, especially at the south end and at South Boston, as very worthy and respectable ct izen.

 A CASE.

 Sir-I do not hesitate to give my most unqualified appreciation in favor of your valuable Albion Corn Plaster. By the use of less than box, Mrs. Siowel has been cured with corn on each foot. which had been exceedingly troublesome and painful for years and think but justice to your invaluable prepara tion to add, tor the encouragement Of those, who ing to repeated disappointments in the various desresOrted to- have finally despaired of cure that your plaster cured her corRs aer trying other highly recommended remedies Co no purpose and what in. my confidence in the superiority your Plas- ter, IS the fact that has been used by several o y neighbors with equally good success A man advan- be obliged holes in his shoes his feet he bad long suffered great torture ana inconvenience has lately been entirely cured by the your Corn Plaster, 80 that he can now walk with comfort and in whole shoes. Another case-A young woman living near me had become so lame in consequence ofcorns as not to be able to go up and down stairs without great trouble, is now using the Plaster with the most happy success, and prospect of speedy cure.

 could refer to several other cases were it necessa ry but have seen enough of the Plaster to satisfy il is the best preparation in this country, perhaps in any oher for the of Corns; and its virtues generally known. doubt whether you could prepare the article fast enough to meet the public demand.

 (Signed) SETH STOWELL,

 Keeper otthc T0il-house, South Boston B,idge. Mr. T. Kidder,

 Proprietor of the Conway Medicines. Boston, June l7th, 1929.

 Price 50 cents.