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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 9 March 1909, Page 1

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE." CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE THE WOBLD-FAMED BLOOD PUEIFIEB AND RESTORER 13 WARRANTED TO Oi^AM THE RLOOD FROM ALL IMPURITIES from whatever enuee arising. For Scrolnle, Scurvy, Eczemz, Sb • and Blood Disoaset , Black heads, Pis pies, and sores of all kinds, it is a never-failing and permanent Cote. It— Cares Old Sores, Carea Sore» on th* Neck OnreE Sore Leg*. Cnr«a Blackheads cr Pimples en tbr Faos. Cnrss Bcurv?, Cures Ulcers. Cores Blood ana Ski t . Disensss, Cores Glandular Swellings, Clears the Blood from ali unpare matter, fror whateval c*usa arising It removes the nangs fom t* 1 .- --blood and bore*. !t is a real upsu^- 1 lor lioat at, 1 . Bhenmetic rialo".. At u'iie mixture '* oleaasct to tas tsstt, and warranted free from anything injnrions to tue moßt delicate :on«rit.ution of either ccx, the Proprietors oolicit sngerers te give il a tria to IMb its value. Mi W. Paoley, Bread Lane, Oottenham, Cambridge, writes :— " Thr&3 fears ago I had b slight attack of skin .liseevt, and was obliged to see a doc--oi, who told me i», was Eczema. I wap acdor his tnatment roms timei bat got i:o better T tr's*., 1 mtiy say, ecorea of other medicines, but all to no purpose, and I was, therefore persuaded to go to the Infirmary. There I was unde rspecial treatment, but got no better, and c»"»r «J» uu - cured »ia fact, worse ir.in '< "• Ja -i I was cow covered from hej.d to ieot, sud waa tormented that I almost wished myaelf dead ; the medical man told me t - -on', j never get better. I thins; I mv- truly &ay my case was one of the worst it was possible ta have and everj «ne Baid they had never seen anyone like me. Well, at last I heard ibnnt "CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTUKB," and decided to give it a trial I purchased some from BOOTH, t.he chemist, and took it according to rnlei; ror three months, mine being a dreadful csisu and I asu thankful to •ay £ am now perfectly -well, with my -kin is ck«r as possible It was CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE which effected this wonderful curs, and ; canuot recommend ii too highly." January SOth, 1900.' ' Private W. Lano, writing from the Depot, Wilts Regiment, Deviies, Nov. I4tii. 1899, r*ys: "For 18 months I raSered witU a sore month and my lips were much swollen. I tried all kinds •ti ->::.tmeair and medicines, bat with ao ftuuii result, and I began to think it w -.uld be- a standing diseise, nntil a friend of mini, advisad me to send to your firm lor a case ol 'CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. 1 I urn glad to mj th»t before * had . taken half the bottle the Korea in my mouth began to disappear, scd my lips began to got theii tiatora! size. By the time I had Seised the lls case I was thankful to Snd myself *«tored to my lormef health." THOUSAKDb vw TESTIMONIALS OF WONDERFUL CUBES FBOM ALL PARTS OF THE WOBLD. CLAHKK'S BLOOD MIXTURE is old in bottles at 2s H each and in ases containing six times the quantity ,t lla, aofficiont to effect a permanent ■are \a thu great majority of longstanding cases — 8o)d by Chemißts and Patout iiodioine Vendors throngiirmt the worla. Pioprietors : The LAoccln and Midland Counties Drag Company, Lincoln, England. Trade Marie —'BLOOD MIXTOBE." CLABKE'fc BLOOD JIXTUBK. I OLABKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE. ! CAUTlON.— PurcfaaMrs of Clarkos Blood Mixture should see the«, they get the gono'ie article. Worthless imitations and substitutes are sometimes palmed oft by unprincipled vendors. T .c words "Tjtneoln and Midland Cou.ities Diw? CJ^any, Linotn, Eng- • land," are or.graved on the Governi- ment Stamp, s.\i3 CLARKE'S WOBLDFAMED BLOOD MIXTUBE," blown a on the bottle, WITHOUT TOTUCH t ! NO^E ASS GENUINP 1 v ! ;. OOKBIKDIKQ m all ita branches, '7. At the^'Evening Mail" J j Bookbinding Department, ■ Brides-etraet. I