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Bruce Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 1, 6 January 1905, Page 2

Ai-yatHsomentg T. G. Henderson Sanitary Plumber, Hot and Cold Water Engineer, Wire and Electric Bell* Tinsmith, Gas-fitter and General Ironmonger. -ffT^l ' |Tanks all sizes made to order. Gune, Rifles, and Ammunition kept in stock. • BOLE AGENT FOR THE WELSBA.CH INCANDESCENT KEROSENE LAMPS, Agent] |f or the NATIONAL BICTCLE& *a» Union street,' Milton. UJSIVEitHAL HOTEL, MAOLAGGAN ST., DUNEDIN. Charles K. Little - Proprietor, MR CHARLES LITTLE has muoh pleasure in informing his numerous friends iii the Tokomairiro District, that he Is still mine heat of the above Commodious and Popular House. Tourists, Travellers, and Country Visitors will find all the comforts ef a home, combined with the most striot attention. Only "the ohoioest brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stook. Speight's Prize Ale** us draught and bottle. Bet, Uold, and Shower Baths. Tariff oo the 'meet moderate soaie. I|A Safe Remedy JOR ALL SKIN.& ELOOD 'DISEASES II you suffer from any disease due to an impure-state of the Blood, from whatkvbr CAUSE ARISING, you should teßt the' value of Clarke's Blood Mixture, the world-famed Blood Purifier and Restorer. This medicine bas 40 years' reputation, and is' to-day more popular than ever, the reason of this being undoubtedly because this wonderful remedy does what it. professes to do— it cures|skin AMD XLOOD DISEASES PERMANENTLY. @larke's Blood Mixture . * IS THE FINEST BLOOD UR Efi EVER. DISCOVERED liis warranted to cleanse the blood from all impurities,ifrom§wb.atever^cause 4 arißini;. \ or. _ ... • -ViS* IftfcrofulaX „.,., Bad Legs; Scurvy i^-2~2? " Blotches' '-• ESczemajx^ Spots Blood Poison Blackhead^ Ulcers Pimples* J Skin and Blood and Diseases | Sores.of ali kinds, it is a safe and Permanent Remedy. It is the only' real- specific for Gout and Hheumatio Pains, for it removes the cause - from the Blood-and'Bohes. -- IVI 0T C -^ a^ 8 m i xture -* 8 peasant o the lIU ICf taste and 'warranted .--free 'from ; anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, , from .infancy to old age, and the Proprietors solicit sufferers tv give it a triallto test its value. -*' Thousands of wonderful. cures have been effected by it. TRIED MANY THINGS WITHOUT BENEFIT . UNTIL I TOOK CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. Mr F.E. Lewis, 48 Bridge Street' Row, Chester, writes : — " Just a Ime 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 I waa quite well again/ Please'accept tbis letter as a token of gratitude to your wonderful * Clarke's Blood Mixture.' "-^June 13, 1903. A WONDERFUL BECO VERY. Mr _G.'-W.- 'Rickson, care^of Mr \Craik, Signal* Hill,- Shortmarket streot, Cape Town,°South Africa, writes: "Dear Sirs", — 'OnFebruary 11. 1897, a very painfulsore broke out on my leg, which a local doctor pronounced to oe »v ulcer,4\and prescribed tor it as such. .. Ho wever/in|t_3ad.of it getting better it became Tory much worse, day by , day.getting muoh larger and more painful. 1 was compelled to lay in bed for weeks without mueh'sigu of any improvement. I 7 was marrtedy'and'you can understand what a trying time I went through. The day came when X could no. longer: lay up, it being compulsory that I should get to work in order < todceep the. house gouasr,j( I did so, and was continually buying medicines, &c, and from - time to time visiting different octors. This continued for upwards of six years, during which.time it cost ihe a considerable part of my wages in paying for medical advice and medicines. During this period _ I had io walk over five miles to my work, in ah weathers, 'every morning — i.e., _from th_ OBsefyatory to the docks. I may say that in August, 1901, 1 was again compelled to go into the hospital, but without any goou result. I tried many medicines, but without any advancement towards a cure. On April 2 laat I bought the first bottle of ' Clarke fa Blood Mixture,' and also a jar of your Miraculous Salve. I repeated the order four times, and gave my leg every attention. On April 15, the pain had gone, and the ulcer 'had completely healed up. 1 have witnesses tq prove when the first bottle and salve was porebased, the chemist being Lennoir (Ltd.). ~* Cape. Town, and also that it was solely * 'Clarke's-JBlood Mixture' and salve that i have to thank for the complete cure of my leg. The foregoing statements I can substantiate in every particular, and trust that by the publicity of my experience all nationalities of human beings may hereby benefit." —August 14, 1903. •Impurities ik^ihe Blood.— "We have - seen hosts of letters' from all sorts and conditions of people, in which the writers acknowledge the benefit they have received Irom' Clarke's Blood Mixture, which as a curative agent cannot be too highiy estimated, since it cleanses and clears the blood from all impurities, and restores it to itu normal -condition." This is a good testimonial from ' tbe Family Doctor, the popular medical 'weekly, which goes on further to say : "It is certrinly the finest blood purifier that -seiehce -and skill have brought to light, and -we can. with the utmost confidence, recomniend it -to our < subscribers .and th'j public generally" Sold by Att Chemists and Patent •MEDICmn V-THDORS throughout the World. Ask lot— Clarke's Blood Mixture Jtem*t9 jei niurtble^unitationsand sub- . jum- y , - ' "-.. . :.-a