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This patriotic Cambrian medico had enclosed a note with the corn solvent stating that he had read his war intelligence in the Western Mail with very great interest; that, he concluded, taking into considera- tion the long journeys he had made in the desert, he must have by that time, not bells' on his toes; but something far more disagreeable, viz., corns. Brecon, he stated, knew no corns since the dis- covery of the Brecon Solvent. Aberhondduans could leap without wincing, and dance without regret, for their corns had all disappeared." Wholesale of BARCLAY & SONS, 95, Farringdon Street, London. Sold, retail by LAMPLOUGH & Co., 113, Holborn, and 9a, Old Broad Street, London, E.C.-Price, 9Jd. and 13 £ d., or sent by Post direct from the Proprietor for lid. or 15d. in stamps, R. E. CHARLES, Manu- facturing Chemist, Brecon. &nt by Post, for lid. or 15d. in Stamps, or may be I ordered through any chemist, but do not be persuaded to take anything else instead (%!j0e&&tatraii, &c. 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