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Bruce Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 98, 20 December 1904, Page 2

Advtrtißtmdats T. G. Henderson Sanitary Plamber, Hot and Cold Water Bogineir, Wire and K.^trioßell. banger, Tinsmith, Gas-fitter jand General Ironmonger. Tinka all sices made t£ order. Oona, Rifles, and Ammunition kept io stock. BOLE AORNT FOR TBE W4LBBACH INCANDESCENT KEROSENE LAMPS.. Agent for the NATIONAL^BICYCLES Union street, Milton. UAIVKR&AL HOTEL; MACLAOUaN 81., DUNEDIN. OkarleaK. Uttl» - - Proprietor.: MR CBAKLEi LITTLE h». maoh pteaaure lv Inforalng his nomeroo > Meadaaa|ae Tokojnairlro^pwtrict, tu%t hn ■uNll BBJkie h««» of ,th« above Caaimodioa! aad Popular Honael Tearista, Traveltero,! aadCsealry Viaitors wilt ond all the oomferle ef a borne, eombiaed with tne mo* ; etrlet attention. ; Oaiy Mbm choicest brands of Wines *ud BpOttM kept in sft«k. Speight's Prise Ale, •c draught and bottle. ' Het, Uold, and Sbewer Baths. Tariff oi. the meet moderate soale. A Safe Remedy FOR ALL SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES If you suffer from any disease due to an impure cute oi the Blood, from whatkvkk CACSB ARISING, you should test the value of Clarke's Slpod &|izture, the world-famed Blood Purifier and Restorer. This medicine baa 40 yean' reputation, and is to day more popular than ever,. the reason of this being nndonbtedly bbcause this wonderful remedy dees what it professes to do— it curks^skin AKD BLOOD DISEASES PERMANENTLY. * Clarke's Blood Mixture IS THE FINEST BLOOD PUR FKl' EVER DISCOVERED It is ■warranted to cleanse the blood from all imparities, from whatever cauae »ria.nsj. or dorofola " Bad Legs Scurvy Blotches' Eczema; Sputa Blood Poison Biackhoad* Ulcers Pimples Skin and Blood aad Diaeaaes Sores of attain ds} it H a a»<e and Permanent Kemedy. It in die only ,real specific for Gout and Hheumatao Pains, for it removes the cause' from the Blood tod Booea. alilTr . Thfa mixtore is pleasant, jo the It U I Hi *"*& warranted free from L anything injorioas to the most delicate conof either sex, from infancy to old age. and the Proprietors solicit saffeiers to give H a trial to test its vainer Thousands of wonderful cores have been effected by it. TRIED KAKT THINGS WITHOUT BKNKWT V>TIL r TOOK CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. Mr F. £. Lewis, 48 Bridge Street Row, Cheater, writes : — " Just a. line in favor of * Clarke's Blood Mixture.' I had eczema for seven months, and tried many things without benefit until I took your remedy. After the eighth bottle 1 was quite well again. Please accept this letter aa a token of gratitude to your wonderful ' Clarke's Blood Mixture.' "—June 13, 1903. A WONDERFUL RECOVERY. Mr G. W. Rickson, care'of Mr t Craik, Signal Hill*: Shertmarfcet street, Cape Town.'South Africa, writes : "Dear Sira, — On February 11, 1897, a very painful sore .. -broke oat oa my leg, which a local doctor pronounced to be an ulcer, and prescribed tor it as such. However, instead of it getting better it became very much worse, day by day .getting much larger and -more painful. 1 was compelled to lay in bed foe weeka without much sign of any improvement. I was manaed, and yon can .understand wha a trying time I went through. The day eatne when I could no longer lay up, it being compulsory that I should get to work in order to keep the noose goinff. I did so, and was continually buying medicines, &c., and from time' to time visiting different octore. This continuedlor upwards of cix years, during which.time it obst'me~ a considerable part oi my wages in paying for medical advice and medicines. During this period 1 bad to walk over five miles to my work, in all weathers, every morning — i.e., from the Observatory to the docks. 1 may say that ■in August, 1901, 1 was again compelled to go 'into the" hospital, but without any gooii revolt. I trietLmany.xnedicines, but 'without any advancement towards a cute. Ou April 2 last I bought the .first bottle ol 'ClarkeV Blood Mixture/ ana also a jar*bf your Miraculous §alve. I repeated the order four times, and gave my leg every attemion. Ou April 15 the pain Juwl gone, and the ulcer bad completely healed up. I have witne«e» to pruve wu'tn the first bottle and salve was pprebaaed, the chemist being Lennoir (Ltd.). Cajie Town, and aiao that it was solely • Clarke** 3>ood Mixture ' and salve that i have toufcuik fur ihe complete cure of in> leg." The Aforegoing etateibenis I can sub »taotiat« in *»very particular, and tiusc tha by the publicity, of nay experience ail nationalities of humau beinKs may hereby benefit.' —August 14, 19C«, __ Ihfcbitiss^ 'SHE Blood. — "We have " teen busts ol letteis from all sorts and condixujna of people, iv which th» writers acknowieage the benefit they Lave teceived irom Clarke's Blood Mixture, which as a curative agent cannot be too highly estimated, siuce it cleansts and clears Che blood fiou> all impuriLies, and restoiol it lo'its norma coudiuon." This is a good testimonial frcu the Family Doctor,- the popular medical weekly, which goes on further to say : "it is cartrinly the finest blood panner th<*< sptOßce «nd «kiil have bronxbt to light, am. vf^pn witii the utmost aonfideoce reeo'j.ueod it to our aabsoribere and the publu generally ' . _ Sold by all Qhbdsts akd Patent^ iIEDICiNE VEHDORS THROUGHOUT the World. Atkfor— "'', ' : . ...... .•_ Clarke* Blood Mixture B* v.en U »t>»Het>Jsaita«»ons and enh. .r. i