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Bruce Herald, Volume XXXXI, Issue 5, 20 January 1905, Page 2

Advertisements T. Q. Henderson Sanitary Plumber.l Hot and Cold Wate" Engineer, Wire and Electric Bell.hanger, Tinsmith, Gas-fitter d ... and General Ironmonger. - |Tanks all sizes made to order. Guns, Rifles, and Ammunition kept in stock. SOLE AGENT EOR THE WELSBACH INCANDESCENT KEROSENE LAMPS. ■ . ■■ """js* . -Union Street, Milton. ... ¥& IVE ttS A I rhlotel: -MACLAGGAN ST., DUNEDIU. ' Obilrles K> Little - - Proprietor; TITR CHARLEa LITTLE; has muoh jSX, pleasare in : inform ing his" numerou* , friends in the .Tokomairiro District, tntt^h ia«tiU mine hpat of tha above Commodiou aod Popular House. Tourists, Travellers • and Country yisitors will iind ail the comforts of a home,, oombined with the most strict attention. - Only the choicest brands of Wihes and Spirits kept in atook. Speight's Prize Ale.y uo draught aadrbottle. y Rot, Cold, and. Shower Batha. Tariff on the most moderate scale. A Safe Remedy . JFQB Ali SKIN & LLOOD DISEASES If you suffer from any disease due to an . impure state of thb Blood, fbost whatever cause ARISING, you should test the value of - Clarke's -Blood' Mixture, the world-famed Blood Purifier and Restorer. This medicine has 40 years' reputation, and'Jis to-day more popular than ever, the reason of this being undoubtedly because this wonderful remedy ' does what it professes to do— it cubes skin ANP BU>OD DISEASES PERMANENTLY. Clarke's JMm& -;isHJitul^e :- l , MSsTHEi FINEST. : ; BLOOD UK i^R 77 : ' EVER DISCOVERED •, v Jt.isr warranted to cleanse the- blopdirom ■*11 J impurities, from whatever cause arising.d . .-■ ' -W lR : i ' „ •'■ :'l~2.- : " -■'■-• Ri Ai.!^irpfala Bad Legs) ' yScß^y ABJotches*" Eczema) Spots ,-^lood Puißpn| Blackhead ■-- 'AtJicers ";'.' Pimples* J ".- - Afikiii and Bloody and Diseases sores' of, all jkinds it is a safe and Permanent Remedy. . . .d, J^t-W. the jonly real specific ' for Gout and > ft'Ribeumatic^Painsi for it removes the cause Aframcthe Blood and Bones. -..-. ?. '■>■ jrlpj^ E R- This mixture i&'pleasant o the- - ,. l,lUol Ci .taste and warranted free from /anything -injurious to the most delicate Con-: atitution of either sex, from infancy to old age^ahd the Proprietors solicit suffeters to give it a trial to test jte value. • . Thousands of wonderful cures have been .'.- effected by it. ~ TBIED MANY THING'S WITHOUT BENEFIT UNTlii""l" TOOK CIiARKE's BI.OOD MIXTUBE. MOTE. .Lewis,' 48 Bridge" Street Row, Chester^writes-:— -" Just a-'hne^in" faVor bid. 'Clarke's Blood Mixture.' I had eczema fo ■eves months, and tried" maqy things withd. out/benafit until I took yoor remeay. After • the eigbth bottle 1 was. quite well again. Please accept this letter aB a token of grati- _ tudjsrito'} your\ wonderful ■ Clarke's Blood Mixture.'"— June 13, 1903.- --; : Ai^Wd^Eßfe Mr m G. AW\ Riekson, careAf Mr , Craik,. Signal^ t'Bili* '*'■'■. Shortmarket ' street, Cap *. Town,.Sp,uth Afrioa, writes : "Dear Sirs^— On J?ebruiary U, 1897J a; very, paiuful soro broke out oc my leg, which a local doclopronounced to be »v ulcer, aud prescribed A tor it as such. ' ■ However, instead of it gettiu^ A ibetteeit became very much' worse,.-aay by y. day geiiTu^ much larger and more painful. .-. I was .compelled, to lay. in bed for .week. withoutinuch sigu ofdauy improvement. I was married, and ynu cau understand what ... a -trying, -time I went through. ] The day " 'came when T'could'nd longer lay. up, it being compulsory that I should get to work in order to keep, the house goiuv. T did so, and -was. -• -; dcontiiiualiy •buying.niediciues, '&c:,'and from' time to time visiting different octore; This. continued for .upw»rd<i or *ix ye*rs, during which time it cost u>e a considerable part of " my wages in paying for -medical advice and medicines. During this period 1 haa to. walk over five miles to my. work, in all weathers, eveiy morning — i.e., from the »Qbservatoijy£ta.ihe docks. I may say that \. in Aiigust."l9oi, I vv as' ugain compelled to go' into the hospittii,. but witnout aiiy .good Aresuit. 'y'-s.I iried-mauy medioines, biit without any advancement towards a cure- Ou April. - 2 laat'l bought the fiist bottle of 'Clarke's Blood Mixture,' and also a jar of your Mira- ■,." ciiloua Salve.- •-irepeitted' the order' four times, and gave my ity every atteuiiou. d On April 15 the painyhad gone, and the ulcer had completely healed up. 1 have.witneaaea to prove' when the iirst bottle 'and salve was purchased, the chemist being Leunoir (Ltd;/,_ Cape Towny ahd> also that it. waa solely '' ■* Clarke's Biood Mixture 'and salve that. 1 have to thank for d'the" complete ciire of : my J T leg. d The iore^oing statemenis I can sub-, stantiate in f*very, particular, and; trust that by the publicity 1 of my experience ail nationalities of human beings may hereby benefit." —August 14, v 1903. Impckities ts ihe Blood.-— vt W6" have seen hosts ol lettersrfrom-aU, sorts and con- ! ditions bf people, "in which 7 thii dwriters acknowledge the benefit tbey i-ave received from Clarke's Blood. Mixtme, which as a dCjirative agent cannot be toy highiy e=timated, I diiiuCß it cleanses and clears the blood from .all impun> ies, and restoies it io it* uormai eouuition." This is a good usumonial troav dtheJß'amily Doctor, -j the; medical '■ weekly, which goes on lurther to s»y : ,"Tt - ia certrinly" the .finest biood purifier that j ac.ence and skill have brought to light, and we can with the utmqßt confidence reco'iidiiiend'it to our aabspribers and, tho ptibh^ '■■'■'■■ ygenerally-'' y '■•syA.R .-'... : .:-,'-...'■.-■-,'•.".'.• I Sou>. by AKi Chemists and Patent MeIJICIOT y*NDOBS THROUGHOUTTHE WoBLn. A- AA d-'..Ask:for— ■ •-•-.;. y-yAi '■.■..,-.'■.:■■■■ . moo£ :s 7%:turiß Be«are of nc/rtbUisimitationsacfd subRA'' mm . ■■■ ■■