i tiitre.olo continued taking tire im: ture, and also Clarke's Aperient i J iils, ur_d in lime all three abscesses were jomeieteiy tealed 3 and 1 was able to vvaik i.s v, e;l as ever, ami could eat and any ordinary looa. Lam pleased to say it was C.arke's illood Mixture teat erfeeted the euie, having received no real benetit lroru uoetors. I siieUi.< have written Deforo, but wrshed to ste ii tlie cure was iastiui'.'"



Pose Otiice, Cottonwood N.W.T., Canada, Uet. 17th, 1893. ?.S.—l may say thai, i can give yoa doctors' names aud names ot friends to prove the tiuiii uf what I state. 1 uxture at the S>us=ex Drug Stores, Tun triage Weils, cay uame and aiuress r.hen being Miss £,. Horner, 5, Warwick Cottages, frank forest. Xunbridge Wells." Mr W. Baiss writes: " _,ufFered from a wound ia my ieg for 4 ix years Seeing ' Clarks'a iiieod .Mixture' adver tised m the pap.i-, I thought, I would give it a trial, and 1 gos a bottle. When 1 had tiniahed it 1 saw an iui i..i ovemeut, an I therefore continued with the meaicine, and it completely cuied uiy leg. This was several yeur*3 ago, and I am pleased to say ic has not broken out since, except oi.ee, when I struck it with a stone. I tnen tcok another bottle of ' Clarke's Biood y ix lure, 3 and it again cured me, and it 'ias been all right ever since ''' Levy Crossing May 10, IS9« Mr William rjeuumg writes. '-• now write to let you know that my son, aged fourteen, has been cured by taking Clarke's Blood Mixture. He has teen tuffering from abscesses ontiie Jeg, arm, and ihigh; he had fifteen altogether. lie went to WesS Broinwich Hospital, Lut they seemed to get wo:se. After taking six bottles of Ciarke's Blood Mixture aad so:r.e of your salve, they all healed, and he is able to walk. tie was as helpless as a baby /or i/eo years, and had to be carried to bed and down stairs. He was able to eat but little, but as sc on as he began to take Ciarke's blcod Mixture he began to get quae hearty ana strong. He could not walk with clutches even, but now he can walk witjout them. You are at liberty to puLJish this. 