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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12249, 22 September 1925, Page 10

Our Portrait Is of Miss FLORRIE ORGAN, of 100, Clark Street, Ladywood, Birmingham, England, whose father writes: — "My daughter Florrie was suffering with a very bad Head covered with Sores and Eruptions., and, in fact, her mother was afraid to comb her hair. She had been under several doctors, brt all to no purpose, so ’* began ic think she would never get well again and Jose all her hair. As your ' Clarke's Blood Mixture ' cured me of Glandular Swellings in the Neck some years age, and so averted my having to undergo an operation, I decided to give Clarke’s Blood Mixture a fair trial in the case of my daughter, and ). am pleased to say it effected a wonderful sure.” Qirffanni'c trom ce 9*’ Abscesse*. Jlcers, OUIIbI Clo Glandular Swelling*, Pile*, Eczema, Boils, Pimples, eruptions, Rheumatism, Gout, should realise that lotions and ointments can but give temporary relief—to be sure of complete and lasting benefit, the blood must be thoroughly cleansed of the impure waste matter, the true cause of such troubles. Clarke s Blood Mixture quickly attacks, overcomes, and expels the impurities, that is why so many remarkable recoveries stand to its credit Pleasant to taka, and free from injurious ingredients Of alt- Dealers—see that yot g:i Clarke’s Blood Mixture ll ßvsrybody*s Blood Purifler,”

Tli'? Wellington ar*» to hoi 1 their annual nnnkp ct.nmrl r«’\t Friday in the Oddfellows' Hall. Clyde quay. A few weeks ago, Ernest Hibby, a licensed victualler, of Armcligh. near Colchester, finding a young hare iving it the road, went to pick it up iho hnu bit him in the arm, and a fortnight Intel he complained of pain Afterwards bo rowing delirious, he was removed to hospital and died • George Henry Rogers. a tourdri foreman, of Shepherd’s Rush. was slate-1 at an inquest at Hammor-unith to hav* u heart three lime*, the normal size.