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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17027, 28 April 1923, Page 1 (Supplement)

J. Our Portrait is of IVIr. JOHN K IDO, of 17, Mil! Lane, Kilmarnock, Scotland, who writes:— “ My right arm became covered with sores from wrist to elbow and was useless lor over two years. I tried different ointments and so-called cures, but they never did me any good. Then I tried your * Clarke’s Blood Mixture,’ and the sores f'Oon began to heal up and the power began to come back to my arm, so I persevered with the Mixture, and after having four bottles am glad to say my arm is completely healed up, and I "have now the full use of it.” In a further letter over a twelvemonth later Mr. Kidd writes: —“ I have had no return of my complaint; my arm is still as sound as a bell, and never troubles me in the least.” ’ Glandular Swellings, Eczema, Boils, Pimples, Erupiions. Rheumatis Gout, should realise that lotions and ointmer Of all Dealers— Clarke’s Blood Mixture a Everybody's