How inaiiv neonic iIkmc mo .n
tress from soref, aches, pains :.ndnun
tive t( ndem ii s are due to inherit-d hl.uul
poison. Uail blood passes fn.ni parent
to ehllcl. and it theret'm-i. fix. ,.i
husbnndam wife to keep their hfod
luie. mis is easuv accomplished by a
timely use of li. It i: Ml.i..;,. i.iL.i
I.-:!m. s.(.n(i to lilood U.ihn c..., At
! i ui a. Sook of most vouviiu in j roof.
I ' li.e. Hill, Atlanla.tJa.. writes: "My
jtw..s ;is were afllicted with blood pui-
o . hich doctors raid was hereditary.
; I ; loth broke out in sons and ctup
j ji .ii. which 15. 15. p. prompilv coutiol-
.iiiu cured compl, tely."
ts. S. JI. Williams", Saiidv, Texas
wii i-s: -My three poor ailiu'ted child
' . who inherited blood poison. hav
in iiroyed ranidl
(li s a (lodseud."
I. It. Wilson. Glon Alpine Station. X
".. Feb. 13, 1883, writes; "Hone ami
,u poison loreeil nis to have my k-
amputated, and on the stump t! ere came
a a ige ulcer, which grew worse every
-'S unMl doctors gave me up to die I
i'v weighed 120 pounds when I be'.'an
"ke 15. 15. 15., and 12 hot lesiner...
