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Cromwell Argus, Volume XLIII, Issue 2337, 27 January 1913, Page 8

A Sate Remedy Skin & Blqpd Diseases. If you sutler!from any disease due to au injmie state of the Blood, from 'WhatOVCr cause arising l , you should test the value of (Jiaike's Blood Mixture, the world famed Blood Purifier and Restorer. This medicine has 40 years’ reputation, and is to-day more popular thin ever, the reason of this being undoubtedly beoa o-e this wonderful remedy does what it professes to do— it CUTSS Skill and blood diseases permanently. CLARK'S BLOOD MIXTURE. Is the Finest Blood Purifier ever Discovered, It is warauteed to cleanse (he blood from alii mpurities, from whatever cause arising. For Scrojula Scurvy I l CvCVIUi Blood Poison Ulcers Skin and Blood Diseases Bad Leys Blotches Spots m . Black Heads Pimples and Sores oj all kinds i is a safe and Permanent Remedy, UOT'IP H‘is mixture is pleasant to the taste and warranted free from anything- iniurious to xniunous to the most delicate constitution of eithe Sex, from infancy to old age, and the Pro prietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial to test its value. Thousands of wonderful cures jhaved been fl-Ctfcd by it. Tried many things without benejit un il I took Clarke's Blood Mixture . Mr F. E. Lewis, 48 Bridge Street, Row, Chester, writes :—‘ Just a line in favour of ‘ Clarke’s Blood Mixture,' 1 had Eczema for seven months, and tr ed many things without benefit until l took your remedy. After the eighth bott-o I was quite well again. Please accept this letter as a token of gratitude to your wonderful ‘ Clarke's Blood Mixture.’—June 13 1903.

A well-known Jockev Gives Excellent Advice.

Mr Hubert S. Millar, Tur Correspondent of 114 Cornwall Road, iS.E., writs:—Gentle* men, —.-name time ago I contracted a very serious attack ot Eczema, winch despite every preparation, became worse and worse. My occupation entails a deal of travelling and runumg about, and the pain I suffered is absolutely beyond description. It was at New market races, where 1 was acting professionally, chat a well known jeekoy, seti-Jg the p da>J. was in, asked me what was the matter, ‘ Uh,’ said he,‘you've been wasting your mouoy on doctors. Just try ‘ Clarke's Blood Mixture. I laughed, and had to admit I was sceptical but a day or two later thought 1 would have just one more shot. [ sent tor s a bottle, and within two weeks I knew I was getting better. As a consefjuer.ee I continued taking Clarke's Blood Mixture, and at the present time I am pleased to say my health is completely restored, aud the disfigurements on my face and legs have vanished. This testimoniaHs quite unsolicited, and is written by a thankful one- time sufferer to testify to the won* derful qualities of Clarke's Blood Mixture.— October 14, 1903.

Poisoned Leg Quickly Cured. Mr S. Howard Cold, of 70 Chaucer Load Forrest Gate, writes:—Gentlemen,— !Some time ago I struck 1113' shin against an iron team, laying bare the bone. The weather being cohi, I had it dressed and bound up with lint and sticking-plaster for three or four da 3s. The pain was so great that I .had to take the bandages off. 1 then caw my leg was so bad that i had to call in a doctor. When he saw it, he told me my leg was poisoned, and said it would take a long time, with care, to cure it. I was under his treatment for some weeks, but found I was getting no better, so I deter* mined to try (Jlaike‘s Blood Mixture, sent for a large bottle and took the mixture and acted according to the instructions as to diet, etc. given on the bottle, and soon found my leg was getting better and by the time 1 had finished the bottle the place had healed, and was able to resume my business. You ere at liberty to use this for the benefit of those who need and have not yet tried your medicine.-—Oot, 10, 1903. J ,

Impurities of £tuk Blood. —We have seen hosla of letters from all sorts aad conditions of people, in which the writers acknowledge the benefit they have received from Clarke's Blood Mixture, which as a curative agent cannot be too highly estimated, since it cleanses and clears the blood from all impurities and restores it its normal condition. 1 his is a good testi monial from the Family Doctor the popular medical weekly, which goes on further to say : —lt is certainly the finest blood purifier that science and skill have brought to light, aad wc can with the utmost confidence recommend it to our subscribers aad the public generally. Sold by (ill Chcniibts and Valent Medi cine Vendors throughout the vjorld. ASK FOK Clarke’s Blood Mixture* agd beware of worthless; smitatiops an substitutes.tTOW—