Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-06
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w u " " With Challenge to the World
FOR A PREPARATION THAT WILL PURIFY THE BLOOD
AND CURE HUMoRs, EQUAL TO -
DR.. MULIGKS EXTRACT OF PRAIRIE THISTLE,
The Great American Blood Purifier
dRICE 81 PER BoTrLE; OR SIX 30 TLES FOR S.
a Purely Vegetable Preparation.

In offering this 4edicine to she public &c my du-
ty to inform them of its discovery.
Some seven years ago while on my way from Provi-
dence settle at the Vest rheumatism laid its iron
grasp upon me and confined me to my bed for II weeks
and made cripple for four months longer, cOmue.
ling me to walk with crutch and staff Being unable to
cure myself ana having consulted many Physicians and
used all the Bheun attic remedies heard of, gave mp all
hopes OF help and made up my mind to live and die
cripple. But by the providence Of God Red man of
the Forest met me on the Prairie gathering and
brought this and lod me how pre- pare it, My
FRIENDS ana prepare It and used it too; and the most
wonderful part cf this history is that in one week. was
abe tn 90 without clutches The eighteenth day sfer
commencing lis use pronounced myself well, and dur
ing ths next week, performed Journey on loot Of 200
miles free from any pain And more han all, Rheuma
you" nus ~ '''''' '''''' '' DR. W. H. MULIcK
by the medical fraternity. or even described in any of
tile books of their different schools Hence come to the
afflicted. with cid articles in a d. ess, often
used and often failed to cure; but with article,
whose healing virtues have caused many to rejoice aud
to speak most earnestly In its favor. Yea they opcnly
affirm tnat its curative power cannot be surpassed by
anythnp hitherto known used.
During the last three years have fully tested this
medicine both in Chicago and pryyidence, with entire
Dy spepsla, kheum .tism. Neuralgia ana old running
Sores readily yield to the r'ltive p9wer of this EX
balcd the Doctors Of all schools and medicines Of iii
HlnS nay" neei tufea n my extract PraiTi" Thistle.
F'T have cured many such case, and pledge myself
ly-t any mere or refund the money il not cured
when the patient is undcrmy eve
fteluentN hyspePsIa caused by humorS on the di-
eestNe orEanS' toui sores are humors running out.
the system Now we claim that Mulick's Extract of
Prairie Thistle will kill humors. by purifying the
c now IN use and therefore VIII many it not all
Of me following Immoral diseases whether they mani
iest themselves externally by scroulous Swellings,
Foul >eres. salt Rheum, Scad Head Ring Worm, Sore
Eyes; boiis Pmpes or Internally, by Canser in the
Mouth and stomach Piles, Rheumatism Neufasia iyer
complaint jaundice, Kidney Trouble, Weakness in the
LoinS, Pain in the Side and Back
Di. Warren's Household Physician declares that
"kheumatism is caused by acid poisonous matter in
the blond DR. JAYNE. of Philadelphia, SAYS that un-
less this poisonous principle virus inherent III the hu-
man system be destroyed, no reliable cure can be
effected
Mulick's Extract of Prairie Thistle does destroy this
poisonous principle virus and tEus enees cure Dr.
Root OF New York, says 'aG poisonous IMPURITIES or
humors in the blood, unless expelled must sooner OF
later uneerine the health and DESTROY the lie OF the
victim Humors all kinds are fruittu causes OF carry
decline and consumption. As all diseases nave their
origin in the blood through the blood only can the cure
be effected .,.. ,.-
DR. Herring of Philadelphia Says:-"As acute diseases
terminate in an eruption the SKIN whlch divides,
dries nm and then passes on chronic Diseases they
are thooughy cured, al ways terminate IN some cutane
Gus erp0n which pressed from within outward, ana
is Characteristic of thorough and really curative
MuIiek'a Extract of Prairie Thistle generally drives
Internal u0s from the blood, cstablish them on the
surface which Indicates "a thorough anu really curative
treR ment." at. orl ,rooho,,io .....
Agent for Worcester and vicinity att mchSO
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