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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 210, 4 September 1891, Page 4

ANDREW BROWN, PRACTICAL BUILDER AND ;CONTJ.ACTO_. .WAIMEA STREET, (opposite Theatre Royal,) ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY , ATTENDED TO SASHES AND DOORS SUPPLIED A_ THE SHORTEST NOTICE. — 1< J^ggjf^^y r_i THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND REBTOREI For cleansing and clearing the blood f roc ill impurities. Il cannot be too highl; •ecommended. For Scrofula, Scurvy , Skin and Blooi Jiseaaea, Eozema, and Sorea of al rinds, it is a never failisog acd petmanen :ure. It Cures Old Seres. Cures Ulcerated Sores on the Neck, Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs. Cureß Blackheads or Pimple 9 on the Fac Cures Scurvy Sores. Cures Cancerous Ulcers. Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all impure matte From whatever ause arising, Clarke's Blood Mix. re is the only ren pecific for Gout and Rheumatic pains, fo .t removes the cause from the blood ar; bones. As this mixture is pleasant to the tast 1 ..nd warranted free from anything injuriou to the most delicate constitution of eithr j sex, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to giv 1 it a trial to test its value. j "Iv is entirely free from any poiso or metallic impregnation, does not cor tain any injurious ingredient, and is J good, sa/c, and useful medicine. — , ALFRED SWAINE TAYLOR, M.D F.R.S., Lecturer on Medical Jurispriu! ence and Toxicology." £ "The lion, Surgeon to his Excelleuc the Viccroj of India, prescribes Clarke' Blood Mixture largely, and speak highly of its efficacy in skin affection eto. On this account we wrote askin; j ( if you could supply the Mixture fa dispensing purpose."— Letter from A J oil . & Co., Druggists, &c, Agra, Indh June 5, 1688. " West Cowes, Isle of Wight, September, 1888 "Dear .irfc,— Through the r_erits c your exoeilent Clarke's B.'oocl Mixtui the large red pimples which coverc my face are fast disappearing. For long time I put up with the discomfo: of these pimples, thinking thit nothin would do any good.-J* At last I was pei Buaded to try your medicine, and now [ have taken one bottle they are rapid! vanishing. It cannot be too highl recommended, and I am most gratefu I will tell all my friends about it, bi they really do not require telling, hi cause they can see the difference fc themselves. You may publish this : needful.— l am grateful' 7 your 3, "ISLA GERALDINE RIPON.' THE SPOTTED LEOPARD." " I soon com menced to fc eltheprt monitory symptoms of that lively an exciting disease called, with triflin light heartedness, 'prickly heat." A the blood in one's veins shoots, dart tingles, and boils hither and thither s a Bcampering rate of progress, rendei ing life by day a misery, and life b night a horrible torment of sufferin and sleeplessness, *> Then, afterward: the big red blottfnea come out all ovc one's body, from head to foot, and tb pain is exquisite, especially under th joints, where the tender skin ia liable t chafing and rubbing. One is presentl in a hideous state. The soreness actuall turns to bleeding, and the livid re pimples and blotches are so close U gether that hardly the head of a pi could be placed anywhere over the bod without touching one. <* And this de testable state of things is only know by the utterly inadequate and unim portant name of ' prickly heat.' lha a particularly severe dose of it. I wa so covered with spots that my featun I were nearly unrecognisable, and amon, the passengers I went by the soubriqut of the Spotted Leopard.' The onl relief I round was in Clarke's 8100 Mixture, which is a decidedly goo medioine to take in hot climates."— Wandbkek, " Telegraphic Service G;u ette." THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS Clarke's Blood Mixture ia sold in botth 2s. 9d. each, and in cases containing si times the quantity, lis.— sufficient to effeca permanent cure in the great majority 0 longstanding biases, BY ALL CIiEMISIt and PATEN _**iIEDICI_E V E N D 0 Ri throughout the world. Proprietors, Tm Lincoln a_ d Midland Counties Dbuc Company, Lincoln, England. Trade mark— Blood Mixtp b_." MARUPA. \ LL !!.-.*.-,;..c are linblo at any time to v _. siiliei from Colds in tlie Plead, Sore iliorut, Bad C.'_sh., <.. c ., and, which, if i!')t attended to, lead on to worse complica.•■•j:i<, .such as Asthma, Lung Disease, /.r.suinption, aud -General Bronchial Vllections. ■•-'ISTKU Mary JosKrn Aubert has, l.:rni S her thirty years' experiments, found :li. it there is a wonderful remedy for the above in tho vegetation of New Zealand, and in the preparation of Marupa, which is t combination of many plants, we are a medicine which has already proved nost efficacious to those suffering from laniplaints who used it, and which only iow needs to become generally known, and 1 i will be found to do all that is said of it. Seventy -milo Bush, June, 1887, Dear Sister, — I am perfectly cured the cough is gone, aud lean work as well «,s ever. A. Jenkins. Tongohio, May, 1882. Dear Madam,— You promised to cure -ne in three months, but you have done it 0 one. Not only can I speak without any [Hague, but I can §mc and shout out as eft m? anyl>ody ' T^ c COU Sh has quite T. Bennett. r»_ . _ o , ' Owhiti, May 1880. v h ..* „ I , STEK '-I quite well again. The blood has stopped aud the cough is in.•igiiifacant I feel another being altofflfvJ have i\, lifctle medicine left, <vtuch I keep carefully, A. Andrews. _ „ Hampden, Nov. 1889. Dear Sister,- Will you let me have a iltwe more medicine. It is the only ono I iftvefoundtodowQpygoQfl. iiMsm&y