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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10275, 4 May 1899, Page 4

\ Public Notices i ■ Champion Blood Purifier Probably all of our rnnders know something of George "W. Walker, of 027 Bourke St., S'.irrv Hills, Sidney, -.N. S. \V. He gives ua tliis.tymsual jinlL most remarkable experience : I " After being a victim to typhoid, brain and rheumatic fevers in 1892, my system was left in a debilitated 'Besides being very weak I liad numerous abscesses on the lower pai-t of my back and spine from which a great number of pieces-of bone were taken. As fast as an abscess would appear and was lanced another would form. I was treated at two different hospitals without success, the ■ surgeons in attendance informing me that I was suffering from blood poisoning. The abscesses continued to form and 1 was never without pain until six months ago I was induced to try When I had taken the first bottle I found an improvement and after finishing twelve bottles I now f^el as well as ever I did in my life. The old abscesses have all healed, new ones have ceased to come and my health is splendid. Before using the Sarsaparilla I weighed 154 lbs., and now after using a dozen bottles my weight is 200 lbs. Is not this a sure sign that I have been taking the champion blood purifier of the world?" TWTOTWITHSTANDING the fact that J^l the Fashoda incident has been happily settled and the German Emperor — by the way the greatest man of his day — has returned safely and with honors to Fatherland. Announce that they have a choice selection of BEEF, LAMB, VEAL and SMALL GOODS for the festive season, and in doing so wish their numerous customers THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE ••: SEASONi