Fifteen Years An Invalid. Cured Dr. J. B. Henion's Sure Cure For Malaria

SIrs. Fannie Reed, of OrUkanj Fallg, Sevr York state, has been a conftrmed iuralid tbr the past fiftccn veais. She sul'ered froni pata in her wrists, IiiiL;eis snees and ankles, she also suffercd torriiy from feinale weakoess and ;i dran achiug pain through tne small of the bacfi and throuph the liips ; then' u stant seiiBe of prwuire and pain on lojr of the head. attendcd with a tercihli weak. gone sensütion at the pit of ttfc slom slie suffered groatlv wlth chllljr sen atlons and hot flishes, at the saine time hor banda jud feet would be cold, her appetite disappeared and hor bowels would lirst ba constipatcd and followed in a few d wlth looseness, Her pbyitciaos told her :hat Malaria was tbc omm Oí all oí bar tronble, Rtill they were unable to do her any good and she had giren up al] bop - f reoovery when she saw J. B, Henon' Sure Cure for Malaria, adrerttaed to cure nothing hut Malaria, thhfaroher :onfidence and she procured a bottlc. aiul efore it was used np she wi go muoh mproved. and after takin fi wasentirely cured. Hn. lict-il saji D)r. Henion's Sure Cure for Malaria will care a person if they have strengtli enoogb lefl to swallow it, that t cureil lier, nnd do one could be worse than she was and live.