HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
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Yellow Wax 2-1/2 drams
White Wax 2-1/2 drams
Terebinth 6 drams
Lard 13 drams
Sweet Oil 19 drams
Mix. The above amount would cost about 40 cents.
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