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H w JCH G }' m l ;i * om3 as boils, pim- I § £ I- pies, blotches, sores, eruptions, M y:.j' rxshes, tetter, and nearly all skin W itf <U; : 'eaKC3 are proof that the blood is 'J| /M "»}"» § 0i and if not cleansed these ffk FXk trou! 'l e 3 may be followed by f I ; •.]! aev-ror symptoms, B uch as UL- 0 1 m UISKS.TUMOURS, ABSCESSES ottl p j OLD SORES, SCROFULA! and 181 |H| CAN CEROUS Afifections. In | M I I , ILE Bba nh for Biliousness we f If have a re n>e<ly that has' cured the ol# P/ . severest forms of bad blood from ,W M >a common pimple to the worst J Jk A% scrofulous sore— and that is purely § i u ve B eta ble, so that the user, while S IT> 1 certain of benefit, has no fear of I I IH! any harm resulting through the |Ql Wag presence of any deleterious sub- ID! I m sfc^t es a th<J ii' composition, | I m Y hl0 "-> unf orfeunately, are only too § w frequently found in many other M g so-called blood purifiers. gf

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