Cricket 1891

288 CRICKET; A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. JULY 2, 1691 TEST THEM FREE OF CHARGE. WHY DO WE GIVE THE SAMPLES? T h is is what people ask us. We reply : because those who write for the samples af erwards buy packets of Frazer’s Sulphur Tablets by post from us, or obtain them from chemists, stores, or medicine vendors. People likewise recommend and keep the tablets by them. The consequence is that we sell several hundred dozen packets weekly, and the sale is rapidly growing. This is trade by merit. Sulphur is the oldest, the best, and the safest remedy for the blood, for the skin, for the complexion, for rheumatism, and for con­ stipation. Frazer’s Sulphur Tablets are composed of sulphur incor­ porated with other simple curative ingredients. They are much more efficacious than sulphur in milk or treacle. This has been proved time and again. They are liked. Men favour them, women hail them as a boon, and children think them as pleasant to eat as confectionery. They benefit all, and are as efficacious and curative as they are safe and agreeable. D O I N E E D T H E M ? If you have any impurity of the blood, Yes ! They neutralise the blood poisons causing sores, ulcers, scrofulous swellings, scurvy, abscesses, etc., and little by little expel them out of the body. If you have Eczema, Yes ! They modify the terrible itching and burning symptoms characteristic of this disease, and by*continued use either entirely cure the complaint, or else very much mitigate the severity of the symptoms. If you have Acne, Psoriasis, Erysipelas or other Skin Disease, Yes ! They have a dir- ct beneficial effect in all Skin Diseases, owing both to their purifying action on the blood, and to their undoubted inner skin purifying powers. If you have Constipation, Yes ! They are a gentle, safe, and simple laxative, acting in a tonic and natural manner. They are as pafe and pleasant for children (in smaller doses) as for adults. If you have Rheumatic or Gouty Disease, Yes ! They act on the acid and chalky elements in the blood that are provocative of these diseases, and invariably do good, even where they do not wholly cure. In severe cases the two tablets per day should be taken for several months. This will keep the disease down and benefit the general health. If you desire a clear and good complexion, Yes 1 They free the I inner skin pores from tainted obstructions, and prevent any local I irritation. J SUM M E R A ILMENTS . F e v e r is h ferment in the blood is a natural outcome of the season, and is Nature’s effort to throw off impuriti s and ill-assorted eleme Impurities and foreign elements in the blood breed and bud, just plauts o What is needed is that the poisonous acids generated the change should be prevented fiom doing bodily harm, and sho indee b expelled out of the body as soon as may be, which i exactly what Nature herself tries to do. In the treatment of all diseases it may be safely said that that li f reatment which follows Nature’s own lines will always be th attended with the best, the safest, and most successful result Nat e abhors a shock or violence, and resents it by physical an prostrating reaction, oftenproductive of constitutional injury. Nat seeks to throw impurities out of the body; a medicine, therefor that uld readily aid her should follow the same track. Hence it that, doing this, Frazer’s Sulphur Tablets are so safe and gentle as cooling nd purifying blood medicine. Frazer’s Sulphur Tablet enter the blood as an aerial antiseptic vapour, it naturally follo that the blood is purified, and any tendency of putrefying elemen to m ke mischief is held in check until the expulsive powers of t remedy can be brought into play to eject out of the blood principl inimical to health. These properties are in themselves remarkable when exercise with the safety and gentleness characteristic of Frazer’s Sulph Tablets, but tdey by nomeans exhaust the catalogue of the benefic powers of this simple yet efficacious remedy. They exert, in a almost imperceptible manner, a tonic influence on all the bloo vessels of t body, by which all the secretory and excretory functio are strengthened and the better enabled »o fulfil their allotted tas in the animal economy of the human body, and by the same proce they also strengthen the nerves. They also chemically act upon t acidulous and chalky elements causing rheumatism, gout, etc., a gently dissolve much of them and carry themout of the system, a by tonic action on the blood vessels adjacent to the lower intestin they gradually correct a tendency to constipation, and this witho generati g hemorrhoids (piles), or any other complaint whatever ; far othe wise that they are positively beneficial, and indeed curati of hemorrhoidal complaints. Such are Frazer’s Sulphur Tablets, than which no more deservi remedywas ver offered to the public. They are simple yet efficacio They are pl asant yet purifying. They are gentle yet curative ; a in smaller doses are as much (perhaps more so) suited for childr as for adults. They are. therefore, pre-eminently a family remed and one that should be in the home of every family in the land. I Frazer’s Sulphur Tablets are put up in packets, price Is. l£d. (post free Is. 3d.), and are for sale everywhere. Sole Proprietors, FRAZER & CO., 11, Ludgate Square, London, E.C. P R O O F < > I \ T H E P U B L I C E S T E E M WILLIAM A. TUKSEE, 3 5 , Eastcheap, London, E.C. Chartered Accountant. May 1 3th, 1891. Messrs. FRAZER d- Co., 11, Ludgate Square, E.C. Pear Sirs,— I have examined your Sales Booh, in conjunction with your Stock Book, for the purpose o f ascertaining the Sales o f your “ Sulphur Tablets,” and hereby certify that for the four months ending April 3 0 tli last the Sales o f “ Sulphur Tablets" amounted to 214,970 packets, viz :— January F e b ru a ry ... March April 39 ,60 8 packets, 50,119 ,, 59 ,087 „ 66 ,156 „ 214 ,970 (Signed) Yours faith full/, WI LLIAM A. TURNER, Chartered Accountant. The Sales ol FRAZER ’S SULPHUR TABLETS for 1339, a v e r a g e d «.<*<>O Packets per Month- 1 8 9 1 5 3 , 7 6 7 Printed for the Proprietor by W bibbt & Oo.. 41, St. Andrew s Hill, Dootora’ Commons, London, B.O., Jnly 2nd, 1891.