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Lake County Press, Issue 2796, 31 July 1919, Page 3

IF YOU ARE SUFFERING from any snob disease as Eojmma, Scbopula, Bad Li os, A. Ulokbs, Glandulab Swelunos, oou, PIMPLKS, BOBKS or ANT KIND, FOBS, BIMS Poison, Rheumatism, Goto, &o.» don't waste your time and money on useless lotions and messy ointments which . get below the surface of the skin. Whal *#*-- want and what you must have to be Densest eatly cured is a medicine that will tboroogklf free the blood of the poisonous matter iraSSS alone is the true cause of all your suffering. >IOB itflU Clarke’s I Blood Mixture OV?iq FOOT CURED, DREADFUL SORES CURED. had a doctor. The World’s Best Blood Purifieris just such a’medioine. It is oomponO A ingredients which quickly attack, cv*reams, and expel from the blood all imparities. jtonL whatever cause arising, and by rendedM- A clean and pure can be relied on to fffml'T complete and lasting cure; j ’ Here is a goodjproof of its efficacy M. Cousins, of 187, Twyford Avenue, mouth, England, writes “ Some time aeo I hj POISONED rfiSLVt iSSS* got so bad that the d( called in and said poisoned it. For thnp 1 was under different j and for one year of the three I only «|_ in a bath chair. Not orly daring that did 1 entirely lose the little toe of m foot, but a gaping wound came In,the : of the same foot. It was so bad that wU bathed it I fancied I could see the bones, last I decided to try ‘ Clarke’s Blood Mixl and with the end of the second small frpttft the discharge had stopped, and I wUhloil month I could get my foot to the ground* It is as well now as it ever was, of ooatOL very scarred and a toe short, but# am sSMX should have been a fool short bad it gone no.*] “Two years ago 1 had ibf charge of a little girl iriltr had dreadful sores tinually breaking out on both thighs. Her father greatly objected to what he Mika amateur doctoring —so She laid all one summer oh her back. The doctor used to burn it wRh caustic, causing awful agony, and she wasted to a skeleton. At last I started ‘ Clarke,'| Blood Mixture' ‘on my own,' and started getting on so well I was too triumphs ant to keep it to myself, and her father nodi is as staunch an adherent to ‘ Clarke's FWnf Mixture ’as I am. She has soars over throb inches long and as deep as the bowl of • spoon. So you can judge what it was She has never looked back, and is as stoot and bonny a girl as one would wish to see.' Another case;—“ I recommended it to a Sergeant's wife, whose husband had IB open sore for seven years, the result of a sword thrust ip Burma. She said she get him to try it for a long time, but at last be did. and the wound completely healed. She toldj me that often after a long march he was writhed in agony and often fainted. When they were leaving to go to another station he came on purpose to say good-bye and thank me. He said he’d never forget me for being the cause of hia trying it, and that it was worth £6 a dose. 1 think these oases are conclusive enough, and they are just as stated.—Fours truly, (Mrs) M. Cousins, 187, Twyford Avenue Portsmouth. England.” “A GOOD, SAFE, AND USEFUL MEDICINE.” “ Clarke’s Blood Mixture is entirely free from any poison or metallic impregnation, doet not contain any injurious ingredients, pad U a good, safo, and useful medicine." BealUl Clarke’s Blood Mixture The WORLD’S BEST BLOOD PHRIWm CURES ALL Skin & Blood Dise^e* Of all Chemists and Patent Medicine dors throughout the world, REFUSE SUBSTITUTES, WORTH £5 A OUSE. YOU CAN GET THE Zealandia Range WITH OVEN ON EITHER BIGHT SIDE OR LEFT SIDE. The construction of a kitchen sometimes makes it better for the oven to be on one side, sometimes on the other. You can get p Zealandia to suit either way. It is the only range having this variation. Write for Catalogue No. 21, telling abont this grand Range, the finest cooker la N.Z. B4ENINOSAM & CO., LTD., Geobqe Bteekt, DUNEDIN. (Opp. Knox Church;. Unished Burnt Lime CAN BE SOWN WITH Dftrf.T.We bave erected a large Crushing . J lant al our works, Lime Hills, aud are now prepared to seed out (.HUSHED BURNT LIME la bags. Can be used either in sowing uut with grass and turnips or top-dressing graso paddocks. Quantities used are anything from 5 owl to 10 cwt per acre. Price 20/- pet tob in bags. Bags charged for or purchasers eaa supply their own bags. Railage free to Kingston. J. G. WARD <fc CO., Lm, INVERCARGILL 1, ANTED—Three useful artioiea, tadk * > peasants, nannies#, need by iadlm : ura it experience. Posted P-5» ; be’ i vut ■ Securely pact* ■* S’ ■- nihil net.. - Agents MANTU txaiutlaatl