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good Government.
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Mrs. Joe Persons Rem-
dy tor the Blood.

So Tired, 80 Tired, Chronic Dyspepsia

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For tet: yerrs I bad beén a. sufterer
from chronic dyspepsia, which was prv-
nounced incurable. 1. was completely!
run down and in the summer season
was not able to do anything and spend
a great part of the time lying down. 1
could not touch meat of any kind, or|
any solid tood whatever, as I could not’
digest it at all and had to live on
crackers and liyht diet. Twas very
netveus, wonld have severe nervous
spells, and could not get any natural
sleep, I was so restless. I suffered all
the time from chronic dysentery, which
kept me weakered down. ‘TI! wag
my. ccndition, when I deteamined, as »
last resort to try Mre, Person’s Reme-
dy. Ihad tried so many treatments
‘and so many patent medicines witheut:
Denefit, toat I bac no faith in unythi.g
and had almost made up my mind not
to try another thing, when Mrs, Pear-
son came to my house last April and
induced me to try her Remedy. 1|
bough halfa dozen bgtties, Felt no
relief whatever until E was on the!
fourth bottle, when I knew I was” get-|
Ung better. I became strong, got so I
could slecp well ond there. was no
necessity tor me to lie down in the day
time. I took twenty two bottles be-
fore I stopped. My digestion 1s_now
perfect, und I can eat meat, vegetables!
aud enything else I want, and we much
as I want. When I commenced the
Remedy I weighed 98 pounds, nuw 1
weigh 115 pounds. Dysentery peafect-|
ly cared, and it is all owing 10 Mrs,
Joe Person’s Remedy. It is -every-
ting claimed for it.

| Mrs, J. Extra Winn,
Everetts, Martin Co. N. C., Murch 26
1898,

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