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Lake County Press, Issue 2117, 10 May 1906, Page 3

A Safe Remedy FOR ALL SKIN A*D BLOOD DISEASES, If you suffer from any disease clue to an impure state of the Blood, from 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 is to-day more popular than ever, the reason cf this being undoubtedly because this wonderful remedy deea whet it prrfetses to do—it cukes skin AND BLOOD DISEASES PIiKMANENTLY. IS THE FINEST BLOOD PURIFIER EVER DISCOVERED It is warranted to cleanse the blood from all mpurities, from whatevercause arising. For SOROS-OLA, SCURVY, ECZEMA, BLOorTroisoK, TJLCEBS, SKIN & BLOOD DISEASES, BAD LEGS, BLOTCHES, SPOTS, BLACKHEADS, PIMPLES, AND SOKES OF ALL KINDS it is a safe and Permanent Remedy. It »a the only real specific for Gout and Rheumatic Pains, for it removes tho cause from the Blood aud Bones. This nrxture is pleasant to the NOTE- taste AND WARRANTED FREE VROM ANYTHING INJURIOUS TO THE MOST DELICATE constitution of either sex. from ntancy to old age, and the Proprietors solicit sufferers to give it a trial 10 test its value. Thousands of wonderful cures have been effected by it. ' TRIE" MANY THING 3 WITHOUT 'BENEFTTUNIIL I TOOK CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. Mr F. E. Lewis, 48, Bridge Street Row, Chester, writes:—"Just a line in favor of • Claike's Blood Mixtme.' I had eczema for seven months, and tried many things « ithout benefit until I took your remedy. After the eiehth bottle I was quite well again. I lease accept this letter i.s a token of gratitude to your wonderful ' Clarke's Blood Mixture. —June 13, 1903 ECZEMA AND IRRITATING SKIN TROUBLE CURED. Mr W. G. Weston, care of Messrs. Knott, of 49, Essex street, Kingsland-road, N.E , writes: "Gentlemen—l feel it my duty to inform you ot the great benefit in health I have received through taking your famous •Clarke's Blood Mixture.' I have been a sufferer from Eczema, and a irritating skill trouble since the age of thirteen. \Y rule an out-patient at one of the big London Hospitals a dootor informed me that my disease was the result of 1 =okii>« after foreign hoises. 1 have had as many as thirty hordes under my care, my father being a dealer ami obmaster. He (my father) was speaking one day to a friend of mine who mentioned that he was be<ng cured of an nice rated leg, due to a horse-kick, by ' Clarke s Blood Mixture.' 1 continued, however, to sutler until April 4 last, when my friend told me he was comple e'y cured, alter suffering and being disfigured for several yiars. I tun able to follow my employment, and am very pleased to think there is su«h a valuable remedv obtainable for such a small sum. 1 should be pleased to answer any inquiries concerning my case."—July 17, 1903. A WELL-KNOWN JOCKEY GIVES EXCELLENT ADVICE. Mr Huberts. Millar, Turf correspondent, of 114, Cornwall-road, S.E., writes : "Gentlenifn—Some time ago I contracted a veiy serious uttack of Eizt-ma, winch, despite every preparation, became worse and worse. Docter after doctor I consulted until my funds were practically exhausted, and still I was as bad as ever, if not a degree worße. My occupation entails a deal ot travelling aud running about, Mid the pain I suffered is absolutely beyond description. It was at Newmarket races, where I was acting prof-ssionally, that a well-known jockey, seeiDg the pain I was in, asked me what was the matter. 'Oh,' he said, * You've been wastiig yourmoney rai doctors. Just try "Clarke's Blood Mixture."' I laughed, and had to admit I was sceptical, but a day or two later thought I would have just one more shot. I sent for a bottle, and within two wi eks I knew I was getting better /.s a consequence I continued taking 'Clarke's Bkod Mixture,'aud at the present time I am pleased to say my health is completely restored, and the disfigurements on my face aud legs have vanished. This testimonial is quite unsolicited, and is written by a thankful one-time sufferer to testifyto the wonderful qualities of' Clarke's Blood Mutuie.'"-Ost. 14,1903. Impurities in the Blood.—" We have Been hosts of letters from all sorts and con ditious of people, in which the wi iters acknowledge the benefit they have reccivec. from Clarke's Blood tvlixture, which as » curative agent cannot be too highly estimated, sir.ee it cleanses and clears the blood from all impurities, and restores it to its normal condition." This is a good testimonial from the family Doctor, the popular medical weekly, which goes on further to aay : "It is certainly the fluent blood purifier that science and skill have brought to light, and we can with the utmost, confidence recommend it to our subseiibers and the public general y." Sold by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Voendrs throvyhout the World. CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE, and beware of worthh substitutes imitations aim Arrow Shoeing Forge, Buckingham Stiukt, A K P. O V.' T 0 W N. JOSEPH REID PttOPUIKTOU. J.R. takes this opportunity of thanking tha public for their past liberal support, and cru3ts that by strict attention to business, Moderate Charges, ard Good Workmanship, that ho will continue to receive the same liberal support as in tho past. He wishes to Ultimate lo farmers and others that he has secured tho serviced of £ First-class WHEELWRIGHT. Jne charges for all Wheelwright work will bo moderate, and all Work Guaranteed. /TOKO—the Great Cough Care. Ha. fj_ the largest ealn of any othei Lougl itemedy acta likes magic-Is Gd