Page 4 Advertisements Column 10

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 19 April 1907, Page 4

•FOB THE BLOOD IS THE LIPE." r CLARKE'S ~ BLOOD MIXTURE THE WORLD-FAMED BLOOD I'URIFIER AND RESTOBEB IS WARBANTED TO THE, BLOOD FROM ALL IMPIJBITIES from whatever cause arising. _ • For Scrofula, S;urvy, Ecaema, Skur " and Blood Diseases, Black headi, Pimples, and sores of all kinds, it is * nevei -failing and permanent Cure. SS^neNec,, Sure! fcffi »r ' «^- °* «• Face. Cures Scurvy, Cures Ulcers, Cures Blood ans Skin Diseasetf, , Cures Glandular Swellings, . V. - Clears the Blood from ail vapTß» matter, from whatever causd" ariring. , . It removes *ho canso from «W» blood and I^SeB 1 ,. _ . ■, It is 'a real specific Joy Gout an* Rheumatic pains. As this mixture is pleasant to ths taste, and warranted free from «£ .' thing injurious to the most deh«to . constitution of either sex,_ the Fwpne^ tors solicit snflerera to give it » tna „ to test its value. Mr W. Pauley, Broad Lane, Qettenhain, Cambridge, wriUg^-' Three . years ago I had a.slight attack oi Win disease, and was obliged to see a aoeior, who told me it was Eczema. I >vas under his treatment ftn&e tints, but got no better. I t tried, I_ may say scores of other medicines, bnt aU to no purpose, and I was therefore, persuaded to go to the Infirmary; There I was under special treatmenv, but got no better, and came.ont nn-,. cured; in fact, worse than when "J^* was now covered from beaeh;tp- foot, „ nnd was tormented that I ataost THlbed myself deadj the medicaj maiij toW ; me I should never gst better: :I thinies I may truly say my cosTs-was onoottno worst it- was possible \« have and everyone satd they had never see^any- - one like me. Well,i?at last : I heard ; abont "CLARKE'S BLOOD. MIATUBE," and decided to give it _a" trial. I purchased some from BOOTH, the chemist, and took it according to rules for three months, mine being ;a dreadful case, and I am thankfnl to fl say I am now perfectly . well, with mjr _.. skin as clear as possible. I* J"Jg. .' CLABKE'S BLOOD MIXTUBB which effected this wonderful cure, and ( cannot recoommend it too highly. "January 20th, 1900.' ' Private W. Lane, writing from th* Depot, Wilts Regiment, Devizes, "Hotj. 14th, 1899, says: "For 18 nionthß;;l suffered with a sore mouth and my.liW ■ were much swollen. I tried all kiijHs ; no good result, and I began to tMnlf \ it would be a standing disease, until » friend of mine advised me to send to your firm for a case of 'CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE.' I am. glad to say that before I had taken half the bottle the sores in my mouth began to' disappear, and my lips began to get their natural size. By the time I -had - : finished the lls case f was thankfnl to find myself restored to my' fontier health." ' THOUSANDS* OF TESTIMONIALS OF WONDERFUL CURES FROM ALL PABTS OF THE WOBLD. / CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE , is ' old in bottles at 2s 6d each .and in ases containing six times the quantity ' ,t lls, sufficient to effect a permanent ;ure in the great majority of longstanding cases— Sold by Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Proprietors: The '-Lini, coin and Midland Counties Brug Cpni« i pany, Lincoln, England. Trade Mark: i —"BLOOD MIXTURE." CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. ; I CAUTlON.— Purchasers of Clarke-'s > | Blood Mixture should see that they get - i the genuine article. Worthless imita- | tions and substitutes are sometimes . f \ palmed off by unprincipled vendors. | The words "Lincoln and Midland • I Counties Drug Company, Lincoln, England," are engraved on the Government Stamp, and CLARKE'S WORLDFAMED BLOOD MIXTURE," blown ! on the bottle, WITHOUT WHICH iS'ONE ABE GENUINE. "TVOVEDALE FARMERS' UNION, FIELD DAY in Mr W. Thorn's Pad* ; dock, on May Ist, 1907. f Ploughing Matches, Chopping, Saw* . ing, Nail driving, Tug-of-war, and Step--1 ping Competitions. OBSTACLE Driving: -Gentlemen", . (tandem) ; Ladies, (single horse). : LUNCHEON BOOTH on the Ground. ENTRIES for Ploughing, Chopping, ■ and Sawing to be sent in to- the Com* mittee not later than 8 p.m. April 26th. TEA, CONCERT, and DANCE at th« Hall in the evening* W, THORN, President.