- CURES
- Heals
- Preserves meat
- Remedies
- Pickles or salts, as meat
- Makes better
- Medical breakthroughs
- Fixes up
- Medical grails
- Nostrums
- Word used by a patent-medicine salesman
- Salts one's meat, possibly
- They're sought for sicknesses
- Antidotes
- Makes well
- Preserves, as meat
- Smokes, say
- Some medical breakthroughs
- Preserves with salt
- Fixes
- Medical research goals
- Magic bullets, so to speak
- Restores to health
- Makes all better
- Brings back to health
- Doctor's remedies
- Salts and dries
- Panaceas
- Health-care breakthroughs
- Medical remedies
- Makes a jerk out of
- Some of them are miracles
- Preserves.
- Salts.
- Parish priests.
- Clerics of France.
- French priests.
- Processes meat.
- Processes, as meat
- Priests, in Lyon
- Tans
- Doctors' achievements
- Ages, as tobacco
- Restores
- Parish priests, in France
- Tans, in a way
- French men of the cloth
- Pickles
- Parish priests, in Paris
- Lourdes events
- Kippers
- Kippers herring
- Quacks' products
- Permanent solutions
- Medical successes
- Revival meeting miracles
- French parish priests
- Preserves, as ham
- Banishes bacteria
- Preserves in a brine, perhaps
- Some scientific pursuits
- Smokes meat
- Salts, in a way
- Smokes meat, e.g.
- Remedies' relatives
- Preserves in salt, perhaps
- Paris priests
- Makes corned beef
- Magic bullets
- Makes sound
