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Covered withf Boils Ayer's Sarsaparilla Cures Satere Cast if lftpuri Blood. Also lnprores the Sight. A BM-Nldir. §Mr, James Johnson, engiceer, ot South Forbes, New Sonth 'Wales, sends os his photograph, and says: "My whole body being covered with bolls, I was induced to try Ayer'a SarsapariUa {through an advertisement in the local paper), and after taking one bottle I am entirely free from any eruption whatever. I also found it beneficial to the eyesight, being a strengthener not only of the blood, but of the sight. I can and will confidently recommend this valuable blood-purifier to all suffering from similar complaints as myself. I This is a splendid testimonial, and we trust it may prove of great benefit to you, giving you renewed confidence in this grand family medicine. ••Ayer's Sarsaparilla makes the blood pure." This is a very short sentence ; yet it may mean everything io you, oven life itself. •'Everything depends upon tbe blood. 1 ' This i_ another short sentence, and yet how true it is. When the blood is pure and rich, then the nerves are strong and steady, the brain is clear and active, and tbe skin is free from rashes and eruptions. If you are not in ?•« best of health, get this grand medicine at once. You will feel its tonic, strengthening effects before a couple of days have passed. Be sure you get "Ayer's" Sarsaparilla. The old reliable Sarsaparilla. Po not run any risk. Look out for imitations. AVER'S Sarsaparilla Overcomes Depressing Effects of a Warm Climate. Prap-Md by ML J. O. ATXK 00.. LowaU. Hiu„ V. ■. A.

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