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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 45, 22 January 1926, Page 9

' ... A'*A m mm m sm m Our Portrait la of Mr. WILLIAM HARBORNE, of 0, Railway Road, Parry Barr, Birmingham, England, who writes—- “ About two years ago I met with rather a bad accident. My arm was cut severely, and I had to have it stitched at the Hospital. This caused me six weeks’ absence from work, and after resuming my duties for one week I broke out all over my body with huge Boils. Again I went to the Hospital, and was treated for Blood Poisoning ; this happened on three successive occasions, un ti 11 began to think I should never be cured. Then I gave Clarke’s Blood Mixture a trial, and the firstbottle or twoseemed to be driving out the poison, so I persevered, and after taking ten bottles 1 wascured. It is now over twelve months since I left off taking your Clarke’s Blood Mixture, and I have seen no signs of any further blood disorder.” &llffpPßP<i ,rom Abaoenaoe, Ulcere, OUIiCI 01 a Glandular Swellings, Piles, Eozoma, Bolls, Pimples, Eruptions, Rheumatism, flout, should realise that lotions and ointments can but give temporary rolief—to be sure of complete and lasting benefit, the blood must be thoroughly olesnsed of the impure waste matter, the true cause of such troubles. Clarke's Blood Mixture quickly attacks, overoomes, and expels the impurities, that is why so many remarkable recoverios stand to its orodit. Pleasant to take, and free from injurious ingredients. Of all Dealers—see that you get Clarke’s Blood Mixture *'Kverybody’e Blood Puriflor."

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