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MEDICAL. Mr. JAS. E. NICHOLSON, A well-to-do Farmer of Florcnccville, N. 7». t Canada, suffers for seven tonf years with CANCER OF THE LIP. Agonizing torture re ieved, Disease Cured. •• I am 55 years of age, and until 1884 hail always enjoyed rood health. About that t me, a little hard Lu: ch, like a w-art, appeared on lower lip F nally, thi bunch galhercd, broke, and formed a sore ; then it began to cat into the flesh Tne Cancer—for t! at is what the doctors fin-lly called it—kvjt getting worse and worse, year after year. It caused me great pain and uneasiness. During the last year, I would wake twenty times in a night, s .Hering intensely from twitching pains. It was as if my flesh was b ing torn from me by pinchers, bit by bit. At la c t, I began to take / yer*s Sarsaparilla. In the ccurse of a we k or two I noticed a decided improvement The twitching and the pains were very much less, and the sore began to look healthier. In three months my lip began to heal, and, after usinx the Sarsaparilla for six months, the last trace of the Cancer disappeared, and’eft i ery litJe M-ar. J. E. Nicholson, Florence ille, N. 8., Canada. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Made by Dr J. C Ay< r&Co, i.owell, Masi , U S.A Has cured others, will cure you.

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