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Bruce Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 99, 30 December 1904, Page 2

AlvnUsNUatß T. G. Henderson Sanitary Plumber, Hot and Cold Water Engineer! Wire and Electric BellJnanger, Tinsmith, Gas-fitter and General Iroomooger. -Tanks all sues made to order. GunS, Rifles, and Ammunition kept io et -^ BOLE AGENT* FOR THE WhLSBA<.\: INCANDESCENT KEROSENIS Li VI . Agent for the NATIONAL al Y'.uiS • Union street, Milton.. UNIVERSAL HOTEL, MACLAOGaN 81\, DDiN^l-^. Ooarles K- Liscle - - Proprietor. MB CHARLES LITTLE has moo pleasure la informing his numeroo trtuids tn she Tokomairiro District, «n*t h. Is still mine heat of the above Commodlou and Popular House. Tourisu, Travellers and Country Visitors will find all the oom iorfs of a home, combined with the mos strict attention. Only the choicest brands of Wines and fptrtta kept in stook. Speight's Prise Ale* ne draught and bottle. Rot, Cold, and Sbewer Baths. Tariff on the most moderate sosia. ;" A Safe Remed yj -O^^ i^ J»OB ALL SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES U yon sufSsr from any disease due to an impure state of the Blood, fbox whatever cause ABISIN9, you should test the value of Clarke's Blood Mixture, the world-famed Blood Purifier and Restorer. This medicine has 40 years' reputatiou, and is to-day more populat tha»-ever, the reason of this being undoubtedly because this wondefful remedy does what it professes to do— rr cujߣs;BKiir AMD BLOOD DISEASES FEKMANENTLT. eiarke's Blood Mixture IS TJIK VLtitSSX ULAJUU f*U±C HE EV^tt DISCOVERED It is warranted to cleanee tbe blood from all impurities, fronrwhatever cause -rising. or iTScrofuU Bad Legs Scurvy BlotcuesEcsemsi Sputa Bluod Poison Blackhead^ , Uioers Pimples* Skin .od blood and Uwedses ban* of all kiiids it is a safe and Permanent .Remedy. It is Uie only real epecific tor Gout and Hheumatic Pa; ■*, fur, it removea tue cause from the Bl^od auo BonetT. fji ■I L Tins .iiixture is pleasant o the iiU I d La»ifa and wariante<l free from anything iuju;iou«< o tiie most delicate con•tituuou of ci. her Stz, from inlauoy to old - Age, »ud ibe Pn/p.ietiH oohcic aotfeiera v. give it a triai to lusl its vatue. / IChouaaDda oi Woudortui cures have oeen effected by it. XKTED MANY THINGS WITHOUT BENEFIT ONTO. I TOOK CtiAKKJS'S BLOUU MIXTURE. Mr F. £. Lewis, 48 Bridge s.i*., R/«v. Chester, writes: — "Just a live iv favoro * Clarke's Blood Mixture.' I bad ecz^aia tor seven mouths, and tried many ihiuga without beuefit nutil I took your remeoy. Alter the eighth bottle 1 was quite well agttui. Pleabe accept tuis letter as a token of gratitude to your wonderful * Clarke's Blood Mixture.'"— June 13, 1903. A WONDEBifUL R&COVEKY. Mr G. W. Rickaoo, care of Mr Craik, Sigual flill, Sborimarket street, Cape Town,2&ouih Afrioa, wtites : "Deux Sirs, — On February 11, 1897, a very paiuful aor< broke out on my leg, which a local doetoi pronounoed to be an nicer, and prescribe.; tor it as such. However^ instead of it gettin better it became very much wtaee, day by day .getting much larger and more painfu j 1 was compelled, to lay in bed for weeks j without much sign of any improvement. 1 was married, ana you can understand what j a trying time I went through. The day J came when I could no longer lay up, it being compulsory that I should get to work in order to keep the house goinp. I did so, and w*b continually buying medicines, Ac, and from time to time visiting different octors. This continued for upwards of six years, during which. time it oust me a considerable part oi my wages in paying for medical advice aud medicines. During tbi& perio . 1n» . walk ovr.r five miles to my *crk, ;.■ t u. weatlc-n. »b»y morning — 1. •:., tiom cti> Obeerv •\ivz'j :»'dooks. i mt; 3iv r that in Au^ Mat, i j;>i i '.vas again Ov-mp^d to 30 into the hoo, >.l. out witbeue any good result. I tried many medicines, bub without any advancemeot towards^ cure. On April 2 last I bought the first bottle of ' Clarke s Blood Mixture,' and also a jar of your Miraculous Salve. I repeated the order tunes, and gave my leg every attention. Ou April 16 the pain had gone, and the ulcer had completely healed up. I have witnesses to prove when tbe first bottle and salve wab purchased, the chemist being Lennoir (Ltd.;. Cape Town, and also that, it was solely 'Clarke's Blood Mixture' and Balve that x have to thank for the complete cure of my leg. Tiie iorejtoing statements I c*n aub Ktantiate in /jvery particular, aud trust, thai by tue publicity of my expeiicuce ail nationalities 01 niuoau bitinge may hereby beuefit." — Auxuai 14, 190* Impckities ik :-iB Btooi> * We ii«u c. in- >'i l«l -f • ••• 11 civ in au»i Cu- . lu.o «... yt.i.fc-1 ,<u wuii:<) ■ U v» titc-rs auk»ie. lc ut.a bu vi tuey »»e received 1. r«i Ci ■■■< - Si Mum ii, wbich as a car*bve>»^ u< ir.vo v Botimated cc i ' ci am cue .ilood fiom <-<: 'lu^-ui = ..-, i_i ••. eiAi «w »t «• it noruial cjuo'iuou..-' i lii <^ a guud U»uuiun't»l from ti.e i'aniiiy l*uctor, 'he popular medical v^ekly, }-.x-'3f* 'h turtljer to s-y : "it b c«»Lt<i r> u.e un<^t bloou purifier tht ucieuce* *ttd • ktl have brought to light, and we can with the utmost confidt-uc coiinlend it to our aabscribere and '■ ><v <l \. generally-' Sold bt au Ohemists and f atknt MsDicnm Vmhdobs THBotouour vfl THE WOBLD. Ask lor—I or— Clarke's Blood Mixture Beware U wcrtWc«imt»tMW*«l mb*.