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Croq11ontly called (or m lst11ken ror) hc11rt dl.,.&ae :-" On the 14th April 1 par· cbaRed a bottle or your FRUIT SALT1 not Cooling vary well at the time, and 11 lwl an errect that I ne,·or anticipated when I bought It. I br.Tfl oarrered more or .._ alnce the year 1841 Crom palpll&tlon or the heart, bat very badly dllrlng Ille lllli ,.,., Y""'"'· The le1U1t thing wouhl pM<luce It during the d&y, and &t night my sl""P waa very much disturbed. Strange to ,..y, •fter the first dooe or Frnlt Salt. po.lpll&lloo a•1ddcnly ceMed and b48 not since returned. Out or gratitude ror th~ ~eClt which 1 ha'l"e recch't'd, l luLYe recommendoo It I<> all my rr1e111I•, bot.II In London and Yar­mouth: at the KBme time, I Cecl it a duty to et11te lhe abo"e C&ets, of which YOll ean make wbate•er uae you pl......,.-1 Rm, dt'u Sir, yoara respectfully. Truth."

E. NO'S FlTIJ IT SAL'i' Is t ecullarly Adapted for &ny conaUtutlonal ...... im.... ol tbe liver, It po88eH8e8 the JlOWCr Of repnr1'liOn when dlg<>llllon hr.a befoo distQrbfd

or lll!lt., and placeo the Invalid on the right track to b.,..ltb. A world of .,...,,. is a'l"c:Jided by those who ktep and uae Eno'a Fruit Salt; therefore oo f&mlly ahotald eYer be without It. -

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N- E\V( 1 lJTNE:-;-C-•; Ho"· i -,.c1;11f luut a <1o_z_c_n~b-o.,.tt1"".,.-o""r'"'EN="'o"'·s"'""F~B.=u"'1T"""'SA=t."'t"'"; It I• tho best nv•dlr.lno I h""" e, . ., bad, and the mORt ref.-hlng driok l Ila,..

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more pbyolc. frceh powdoi-.., now pllls, From north and rrom eoll1h, -t and ,.st. I t.ake orily one, wbat<wPr my Ill•, For EN'O'S Ill good as a foaal.-1 am, Sir, :roan grat,. rutly. a Oon•t.ant Usrr.

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rhcumntlc, and other blood pol•on•, bUiou•ne&-1, sick bea<lache, aklo erupdolu., pilD­pl('tl on the fo.c{', wn.nt or appetitf>~ sournel-t:t or st.omnch, k..t'-

u Ye9: Wh<·n- f8UfTt rfroln-allra.in o't"rwro-n-:;~h-t--. -----­Excited, leverl•h. worn rroru laboured thougbt-Jfarae•e<I hy anxious care or •mlden grid, 1 run to ' Eso · and obtain reu~r."

A BarrlRter-at-.1.aw, wbCMMI Y!'&l'!i now numlx'r aboni r­u:s~' E~E~N=o~.8~F=n=u1T HALT. ·

I cl; Is plrnM&nt, cooling. hrl\ltb-ghing, rerN"Hblng, and lnn1CUratfnir. Yoa -o"•"'lute Its gru"t \'alue In keeping the blood pure and r ... ., Crom ~

ANYEllEllUElW •

I. "r oui;ht to be kepi In e'l"ery hou.., and In evrry tra ... ~lllng trunk. In t-ii-10.. n ny oruerg<>ucy; for und~r any clrcuruel&nces lta use la benellclal, &"'1 llt'l!t

cnn rlu h,.rm. . SU\'l'ESS IN LIFE.-"A now Invent.Ion ls brought before thflpabllo....roc«,.

mand'i AucccsR. A 111corc of ahominab!f' imitations rn? luttnf'(U.0.tl'ly to~ by th• un•crnpulou•, who, In copying the original closr.ly •nougb I<> """-'i•e lllo 19!-­llo. nud )"ct nol oo oxactly as to lnfriu,v:o upon the lelf!ll right., exerct..., aa m,..,.;.; thntii omploy<'<i In an original cbnnncl, could oot C&il to aecure npalaliml uil pru t."-;\clnme. .

C- -A UT JON .-Examine each bottl•', and •eo 1b-c""<.:"''a-pt1-u"'le~ia,-m.a~~rk,..cd~~E~S=·o~·s~Fi"""n"'T S.\LT.

"\VTI;liOUl' It you ba\'e been !mpoood upon by a wort.blca lmltatWa.

s ULJ) by all v.11.J::Ml:STIS. l'rlcc t•. Utl. and 48. Gd.

pliBPARED Ill ENO'S ~-nu f't ISAL'l''' ~\°'V"'O""H"'K"'s'"", .... ll=-a-lc~-bam--,~Loo-~doa-,-u..~-b-1-

J • u:-ENO'S .PATI::NT.

Prloie4 !Qr the Proprletora by THOllAR DA WBON U&WIN,38, Botti. llant, ~ &1111 Publlahed al 111 Bl&okett S1ree1 l!{ow~·.l)Dt.

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