ALBION CORN PLASTER.
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VNVtlE Aion Corn Plaster solie"s .e corn, however 1 old aud tough aud extracts h i0 the very roots. The relief afforded is gentle, immediate and thorough.

 The proprietor begs leave fo submit the following case, from Mr. Stowell. who is well known to the in- haanss of tine city of Boston, especially at the sOuth end a very worthy and respectable citizen. 2 ... .a,r A CASE. t5t f..a..t. E..

 Sir-I do not hesitate io give my most unqualified npprohatioW i0 favor of your valuable Albion COrn Plaser By the use of less chan box, Mrs. S.oweli has been cured of corn each iooi, which had been ~xceedpgly troublesome and painlul Inr years, and add, flor she encouragement of those who. owing io repeat cd disapponlments she various remedies re- sorted to- have 6nay despaired Of cuse. that y"ur comme nded remedies purpose and what increa- ses y confidence in the superiority of yonr Plaster is the fact thaa has heeN used ty several of my neigh bors with equally good success. -. ..,t

 .,.2# (SigNed) SETH STOWELL, sv g.. Keeper of the Toll House, So~th Boston. Mr. T. Kilder, Proprietor of the Conway Medicines

 Boston, June l7ih, 1881.

 Price 50 cents. .l 1.r.