REMARKABLE CURES MADE BY BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Remarkable Record.—The most remark¬ able cure of scrofula on record is that of Rev. Vm. Stout, of Wiarton, Ont., whose case of scrofulous abscess baffled the skill of seventeen I surgeons for twenty-three years. He was | perfectly cured by b! B. B.

A Valuable Find.—Mr. Isaac Brown, of Bothwell, Ont., declares that he found one bottle of B. B. B. worth $500 to him. It cured him of salt rheum, from which he had suffered years, after other treatment had failed to relieve.

A St. Ann’s Victory.—Mr. John Morrison, well kuowu in St. Ann’s, N.S., had serious kidney complaint, that bordered on drop3y. After hope had nearly lied, he was cured by B. B. B.

Remarkable Restoration.—-Mrs. Adelaide O’Brien, of Buffalo, N.Y,, was given up to die by her physicians, as incurable with con¬ sumption. It proved liver complaint, and was cured with B B. B.

Mr. James More and wife, well known in Leamington, Ont., were both chronic sufferers from dyspepsia that the best medical aid failed to relieve. Three bottles of B. B. B. cured both husband and wife.

Alonzo IIowe, of Tweed, Ont., suffered thirty-five years with a bad fever sore. Six bottles of B. B. B. cured him, which he considers almost a miracle.

Mrs. Henry Sheldon, of Farmersville, Ont., was cured of canker of the stomach by B.B.B. when her friends had nearly abandoned all hope.

A. Lough, of Alpena, Michigan, suffered twenty years with dyspepsia and general debility, but found quick and permanent relief in B. B. B.

A. Burns, blacksmith, of Cobourg, Ont., tried every known remedy during fifteen years suffering with dyspepsia. Four bottles of B. B. B. cured him.

W. A. Edgars, of Frankville, Ont., was so badly afflicted with kidney and liver com¬ plaint, that his life was despaired of. Four bottles of B. B. B. cured him.

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