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PRICS : $i A BOTTLE, SIX FOB $5 
 
 MANUf^ACTUREO BY 
 
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 Isaac 1?>illian)S ion)pat)ij 
 
 268 Dundas St., London, Ont. 
 
 FOR SALE 1;Y ALL DRUGGISTS. 
 
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 ]Rol^'al (Drown RbiiibJii 
 
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 KINfi 01 BLOOD PUBiriEBS. 
 
 Prepared H Isaac Williams Companij 
 
 Is a Remody Composed of Extraor- 
 dinary Medical Properties 
 
 essrnlial to purify, heal, repair and invig-orate 
 the broken down and wasted body, no matter 
 by wliat name the complaint may be designat- 
 ed : whether it be Scrofula, Syphilis, Ulcers, 
 Sores, Tumors, Boils, Erysipelas or Salt 
 Kheum, Diseases of the Lungs, Kidneys, 
 Bladder, Womb, Skin, Liver, Stom;ich or 
 Bowels, either chronic or constitutional. The 
 disease is in the blood, which supplies the 
 waste, and builds and repairs these org-aii •• 
 and wasted tissues of the system. 
 
 The Royal Cvovni Remedy secures 
 
 the harmonious action of each of the organs. 
 
 It establishes throughout the entire system 
 functional harmony, and supplies the blood 
 vessels with a pure and healthy current of 
 new life. The skin, after a few days' use of 
 
 he Crown Remedy, becomes clear and beauti- 
 fiJ- pimples blotches, black spots and skin 
 eruptions are removed, sores and ulcers soon 
 cured. Persons suffering" from Scrofula, Erup- 
 tive Diseases of the Eyes, Mouth, Ears, Leg's, 
 Throat and Glands, that have accumulated 
 and spread, either from uncured diseases or 
 mercury, or from the use of corrosive subli- 
 n|4^ite, may rely on a cure if the RoyjU Crown 
 Ri^medy is continued a sufficient time to make 
 its impression on the system. 
 
 The wonderful cures effected by the Royal 
 Cro^57n Remedy in Kidney, Bladder, Womb 
 Ovarian and Urinary diseases, its rapid efficacy 
 in promoting- a free anv^ healthy discharge of 
 urine, its marvellous power in dissolvings stone 
 and calculous concretions^ curing' gravel, ^leet 
 
nnd discharjj;es from the genital glands, its 
 power over the kidneys in establishing a 
 healthy secretion of urine, curing Diabetes, 
 Intlanunation or ItritMm ■^♦" "'.; HUdder, 
 Albuminous and Hn«^k-d«st o ,>ost(s, or de- 
 posits of White Sand, etc.t"e»tabli'4i > char- 
 acter as A GRKAT cx^Nsrn L iivWAi. ki:mi:uy. 
 
 A Mysterious Principle. 
 
 We are blessed by a mysterious principle 
 known as life. By its intluence we are en- 
 abled to maintain our existence in the midst of 
 agents which are constantly seeking our de- 
 struction. Our bodies are composed of elem- 
 ents which exist everywhere in the matter 
 around us, but gathered into new combinations 
 and moulded into peculiar forms. 
 
 Men and women - the old and young- are 
 not all blessed with vigt>rous, strong, a)bust 
 life. Unfortxmately for Canada, we have our 
 thousands who barely move and breathe; they 
 do not possess that vigor, strength and health 
 which means true life. Can any sane individ- 
 ual assert that the weary, tired broken-down, 
 nervous, sleepless and dyspeptic man or wo- 
 man enjoys life as they should ? We know 
 that many of them are weary and tired of lives 
 of suffering. 
 
 Hold! suffering mortals. Do not despair; 
 maintain courage and hope ; there is rescue 
 for you if you wish to walk the pleasant high- 
 way of health and true life. Know you not 
 that Williams' Royal Crown Remedy banishes 
 the foes by which you are beset? Are you 
 not aware that this renedy emancipates the 
 slaves oi disease and suffering? 
 
 You have been asking for freedom from pain 
 for many years; physicians and advertised re- 
 medies have deceived you. Now you have the 
 true agency of health offered, will you accept 
 it ? VVe guarantee cure, satisfaction and new 
 life ; can the power of mortal man promise 
 greater blessings ? 
 
 Williams' Royal Crown Remedy is King ; 
 Williams' Royal Crown Remedy is a conquer- 
 or ; its triumphs are multitudinous and won- 
 derful. Try it, and know what true life 
 means. 
 
 
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Wonderful Bvents. 
 
 From I.ondon Free Press and Advertiser. 
 Certain wonderful^^events that occur from 
 week to week, att: recsorded in our daily press, 
 and create much surprise and call for com- 
 ,nit!nt aniQiij^V'^lt' classes of ou» population. 
 Our people arc quick to discern grand and 
 worthy deeds ; they feel that in some degree 
 men and vvi>men are made better, and that not- 
 witlistanding- the fact that the world is evil, 
 there is still something- worth living and work- 
 ing for. Certain newspapers have informed us 
 of great and mighty cun s, which to one class 
 in particular these recorded events have proved 
 a blessing, and brought comfort and cheer to 
 many despondent hearts. Week after week 
 we have had proof of men and women, old 
 and young, who were saved from the dark tomb 
 through the power of a remedy that not one 
 paper in , anada had the generosity to mention 
 the name, save the London Free Press and 
 
 Advertiser, simply because they were not 
 paid for advertising this remedy. This shows 
 a most wonderful pecuniary principle on the 
 part of an otherwir>e generous press. The 
 piinciple of the London papers is to deplore 
 such a stiite of affairs and to give fair public- 
 ity to all worthy preparations. It therefore is 
 a pleasure for us to give the honorable name 
 of this wonderful medicine known as the 
 Royal Crown Remedy. It seems to be able to 
 take hold of the worst cases — those for whom 
 paysicians held out no hope, who were pro- 
 nounced beyond all earthly help. The weak, 
 nervous, sleepless, despondent, morose, dys- 
 peptic and rheumatic are given new life, and 
 anxious parents and relatives are tilled with 
 joy. All this has been accomplished by Wil- 
 liams' Royal Crown Remedy. Sales last 
 year alone amounting to thousands of dollars, 
 and it was never known to be advertised in any 
 paper in this country. This unparalleled re- 
 cord gives it first place in point of sales, and 
 proves it to be the greatest medicine the world 
 of science has yet produced. The proprietors 
 • being human benefactors and desirous that all 
 the world may be benefited, have remodeled 
 
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the pack.ijjt*, oiiliiiged tho bottles, and de- 
 cidocl tv> place it in every drujj store throug-h- 
 oiit the eivili/.ed world, and truly such jjrand 
 and noble works benefit us as a nation, and 
 future generations wiir bless the name of the 
 ^reat discoverer of tlic j4-r.^udi?s»t remedy ever 
 ^iven to sufferings liumanily. 
 
 Rheumatism Displaces the Joints, 
 Swells Hands, Feet and Legs. 
 Two Bottles Royal Crown Rem- 
 edy Elfecta the Cure. 
 
 Hamilton', June 4th, i8()0. 
 
 To Isaac Williams, Esq.: 
 
 I take pleasine in addint^ my testimonial to 
 the rest. I have bi*en troubled with Rheuma- 
 tism for some lime. My hands, legs and feet 
 were very much swollen, and my joints ovit of 
 place, and trying all sorts of medicine, it did 
 m .' no good, until V took your Royal Crown 
 Ivemedy. After taking two bottles it entirely 
 cured me, and T can recommend it to any- 
 bodv. V'ours tnilv, 
 
 ELLkX MATHEWS.' 
 
 A Druggist Experiences 14 Years' 
 Steady Increase in the Sale of 
 Royal Crown Remedy. 
 
 St. xMarys, April, i88i< 
 
 Some three years ago Isaac Williams* 
 Royal Crown Ren^edy was introduced to me 
 for sale ; since then it has had a steadily in- 
 creasing sale. It seems to give the best of 
 satisfaction wherever used. 
 
 S. FRALEMH, Chemist. 
 
 St. Thomas, Aug-. 14th, 1879. 
 
 Having be.;n troubled with Dyspepsia and 
 General Debility my wife was also in very 
 delicate health -I procured one bottle of Wil- 
 liams' Royal Crown Remedy. I found that it 
 gave us both great relief. I take great pleas- 
 ure in recommending it to the public. 
 
 HUGH RILEY. 
 
Dyspopsia Cured by Three Bottles 
 of Royal Crown Remedy. 
 
 Hamilton, Aug^. aOth, 1890. 
 
 To Isaac Williams, Es^*r 
 
 Dear Sir,— Having been troubled with 
 Dyspepsia for a lonj^ time, trying- all sorts ot" 
 medicine, to no avail, I was persuaded to try 
 your Royal Crown Remedy. After taking 
 three bottles it has entirely cured me. I would 
 highly recommend it to all suffering humanity 
 Yours truly, 
 SARAH PARKER, 17 Elira St. 
 
 General Debility Cured by Pour 
 
 Bottles. 
 
 Hamilton, July 28th, 1890. 
 
 Mr. Isaac Williams: 
 
 Dear Sir, — I have been a sufferer for a long 
 time with general debilitv and weakness hi 
 my back. The doctors could do me no good. 
 I tried your Royal Crown Remedy, and after 
 taking four bottles, it has made me better 
 than I l\aTe been for years. I would highly 
 recommend it to all suffering from tliosc 
 diseases. 
 
 MRS. HILDER, Inchbury St. 
 
 My Life Saved— Nine Years a Dys- 
 peptic and Sufferer of Liver 
 Complaint— Three Bottles Royal 
 Crow^n Remedy Effected a Com 
 plete Cure— Now Twelve Years 
 and no Symptom of Return of 
 tke Disease—Read for Yourself 
 
 London, Aug. 30th, 1889. 
 
 To Mr. Williams : 
 
 It is not only a pleasure but a duty I owe 
 to you and the suffering world that I add my 
 testimony with the ir 'uy you have already 
 received. Royal Crown Remedy cannot bo 
 too highly praised ; it has saved my life. For 
 nine years I suffered extremely with Dyspep- 
 sia and Liver Complaint and could not retain 
 anything at all on my stomach without ex-^ 
 cessive vomiting. Erysipelas set in, which 
 
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 confined me to my bed. Doctors could do 
 me no g-ood. I also tried many other plans 
 with no success. I was induced by Mr. I. 
 Willi-ams to try his medicine, which I did .ifter 
 much persuadinjiC. Three bottles completely 
 cured me, aj>d for 12 years I have had no 
 symptoms. Your medicine is worthy of praise. 
 I advise all sufferinjj humanity to try it, for it 
 is the best. 
 
 M. W. JAMES, 331 Wellin^non St. 
 
 A Ne"w Man Made. « 
 
 London East, Aug-. 6th, 1879. 
 
 I was afflicted with general debililv .ind 
 liver affection, .'itid have recommended, and 
 will continue to do so, Williams' Royal Crown 
 Remedy, to all who arc afllicted with the 
 above complaints, and consider it has cured 
 me — in fact made a new man of me. 
 
 P. II. McLaughlin. 
 
 This is clipped from two of the leading papers of our 
 country : 
 
 OareleBsness! Bereavement I Death! 
 
 Men, women and children are dying- 
 throug-h carelessness and iinproper treat- 
 ment. Families moiirn the loss of lored ones 
 who have been consij^jied to the grave throug-h 
 want of thoug^ht and improper treatment. 
 Kidney and liver troubles, impure . blood, 
 sluggish»circulation, dy spepsi;i, nervousness, 
 heart troubles and rheumatism are taking off 
 our people at an alarming rate. Little won- 
 der that honest physicians are often disgusted 
 with popular ig-nor.ince in neglecting t he- time- 
 honored practice of taking some good spriiu»; 
 medicine to help the system to recuperate. 
 Reader, are you guilty of this neg-ligence ? 
 If so, after you are cautioned it becomes a 
 crime. You may not feel it now, but it is 
 shortening your life. If you honestly desire 
 ** new life," "freedom from your trouble," 
 medical experts and testimony clearly point 
 to that honest remedy which, although never 
 advertised, yet the sales last year in this 
 vicinity amounted to thousands of dollars. 
 
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This truly most woiulerful remedy is Willjaius' 
 I<t)yal t rnwi) RtMiu-dy. It is nut aloiu? tor the 
 Kuyal lamily, but the people's never lailiii)^; 
 li/e reiiower. 'I'liuusaiids oi our own people, 
 oiK-f slaves to sutVenn;^ and di.sease, stand 
 reaily to speaU olits incrils. 
 
 Read How Royal Crown Remedy 
 Cured Liver Complaint Alter 
 Leading Physicians i«'aiied , and 
 a Waiki g ^Skeleton Puts on 180 
 
 ' Pouiid;3 ox Heal hy Plesh. 
 
 LoNiKiN, May 7th, 1881. 
 
 I take pleasure in addinjj my testimon* ' to 
 the many you have already. About two years 
 ag'o 1 was sufl'erintf t'riMU li\er eomplainl. I 
 eonsultei.1 some ot tlie ieadini; doctors but 
 eould find uo relief. I was advised to try 
 } our Royal Crown Remedy. After usin^' one 
 bottle I felt so much better that I was induced 
 to continue. When I had taken the thirti I 
 eouki enjoy my food, v\Iiich I had not done for 
 H loujc time. I was reiluced to a skeleton 
 when 1 commenced to use it, and to-day my 
 weight is about 180 pounds. 
 Yours truly, 
 
 ALICXAXDER GUNN. 
 
 
 A Physician's Opinion of Disease. 
 
 From a Leading Journal. , 
 
 Over-work less injurious than over-worry. 
 A leading: physician s lys : '* The over-working 
 and worrying^ of brain and mind and loss of 
 rest cause most of the nervous ailment and 
 many other diseases that we have to combat. 
 It is making' terrible havoc in the rank and file 
 of our society, atui it works in such away that 
 few people properly realize their g-reat danger, 
 and its victims are among our brightest and 
 best people, selected from the richest to the 
 poorest. Daily I meet with men and women 
 suffering from nervous prostration, headache, 
 insomnia — all the result of improper living and 
 dieting." This honorable physician's opinion 
 agrees with hundreds of our English, Canadian 
 
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 • uui Ainorican prai'titiotUMs" opiniuiiH. These 
 ilroidful r.'iusi's and rav.i^os are inrrcasing^, 
 .i-» si'i'n by the liuiulreUs ot cases, many ot 
 whivli li';ul to 'msanitv ami th\ith. Hut we are 
 jflad to know that with the increase of tlie cal- 
 aif.ilics inoiU-rn scli'iice has made even more 
 rapid strides, and the old meilicines are bein^^ 
 iiiui'kly replacetl liy new aiul more scientific 
 retnedial agents, whose work is to thoroujfhiy 
 purify the system, not by purging", but by a 
 moJi' miHlfrn and refiable action, takinj;- hold 
 of the tlebilitateil system and permanently »ip- 
 lifiing- it. 'I'he jtjreat and wonderful modern 
 aj^-eiit i'or this is known as "Williams' Royal 
 Ci own Remedy." It will truly be the wonder 
 of the twentieth century. 
 
 Miraculous Rescue From Ovarian 
 Tumor and Peritonitis. 
 
 1, Mnt'HKi.i., January 20th, 1887. 
 
 To Isaac Williams Co.: 
 
 Dear Sirs — i am at present recoveriny;" from a 
 most successful suri,ical operation for the re- 
 mtn^al of an Ovarian Tumor, from which I have 
 suffered t'cv a number of years, and for the dis- 
 orders and g-eneral debility arising' ironi such 
 growths, 1 was contimially doi'toring. Being 
 strongly opposed to patent medicines, and real- 
 izing tiio need of being careful as to the means 
 I used for obtaining" relief, it was not without 
 very much persuasion, and after seeking- Div- 
 ine g-uidance, that I consented to give your 
 Royal Crown Remedy a trial for strengthening 
 my then completely run down system. How- 
 ever, I did so, and am thankful to say, was 
 rot disappointed. In a few days I beg^an to 
 liiend, and from that time, July, 1885, until 
 last July, when I was attacked with Peritonitis, 
 I did not feel in need of any medicine of the 
 doctor's precribing- and when last April I met 
 two dpctors in consultation, they pronounced 
 nutrition excellent. I have recommended the 
 use of Royal Crown Remedy to many, and 
 shall continue to do so. Wishing you every 
 success in its sale, I remain, Yours truly, 
 
 FANNY SMITnERINGALE. 
 
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Uopl Crown RbiubSii 
 
 Its marvellous action on the Bile, Fouliu's«i 
 in the Stomach. It acts in a pecuUar mani»er 
 to other medicines in u*e, removing- from the 
 system worn out matters, by opening the 
 perspiratory organs, causing a natural per- 
 spiration, in order to help nature to throw off 
 the secretion from the blood, which ca\ise9 
 disease. 
 
 As this preparation is double the strength 
 
 of all similar medicines, therefore, if you find 
 
 »t to affect or nauseate the stomach, it v^ ill be 
 best to stop its use for a day or two, or until 
 the physic has had time to carry off the bile, 
 theii return to the medicines again until the 
 cause is removed and h«alth restored. 
 
 Interesting Testiraonii to the Sfflicied. 
 
 Sore Legs cured by Royal Crown 
 Remedy after clevereet doctors 
 in Canada failed. 
 
 LoNDOK, June aoth, 1880. 
 
 Dear Sir, — I was a great sufferer for years 
 with one of the worst kind of sore legs, i 
 doctored a g^reat deal with some of the clev- 
 erest doctors in Canada. They failed in mak- 
 ing a cure. I was recommended to try yoUr 
 medicines ; I got two bottles of your Royal 
 Crown Remedy and one box of your salve -, 
 I used it according- to directions. In two 
 weeks after I commenced to use it I was nb\c 
 to go to work again. I feel much better in 
 health, and the leg's seem to be a sound cure 
 from the bone. I cau recommend it to the 
 world »t ^arg^e. 
 
 J. THOMPSON, 535 York St. 
 
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 For youp benefit -we tell our story 
 
 from Hamilton and Paris. 
 
 Neuralgia Cured. 
 
 HAMrLTON, Jan. 7, 1891. 
 Messrs Isaac Wilhams 6V)., London^ Ont.: 
 
 Sirs, — After suffering: for a long; time with 
 indigestion and neuralg^ia, boug"ht two bottles 
 of your Royal Crown Remedy. It entirely 
 cured me. I can recommend it as the best 
 medicine I ever used. 
 
 MRS. BAKER, 30 Poulette St. 
 
 Life Prolongred. 
 
 Paris, Jan. 21, 1891. 
 Alessts. Isaac Williams Co.: 
 
 Dear Sirs, — I was troubled with rheumatism 
 for several years. A friend induced me to try 
 your "R^'oyal Crown Remedy," which I did. 
 After taking^ two bottles I felt great relief. 
 At the present my health is better than it has 
 been for a long time. I can confidently assure 
 you your medicine was the means of prolong- 
 ing my life The above testimony you have 
 my permission of using as you see fit. 
 
 I am, yours respectfully, MRS. JACKSON. 
 
 Hundreds of others could tell, and will in 
 future tell how Royal Crown Remedy has 
 prolonged their life. 
 
 Iiiver Complaint, Kidney, Debility 
 and Female Weakness all cured. 
 
 London, June agth, 1880. 
 For some time 1 was a sufferer of liver com- 
 plaint, affections of the kidneys, debility and 
 female weakness, also with pain in the side, 
 between the shoulders, and underneath the 
 shoulder blados, and much weakness in the 
 back and distress across my body, and much 
 sinking down of mc system. Through per- 
 suasion I tried Williams' Royal Crown Rem- 
 edy, and have derived great benefit from its 
 use : in fact I am feeling better at present 
 than I have for a number of years. I can 
 with pleasure recommend it, and I would 
 induce any one who is afflicted to get it with- 
 out delay. MRS. E. GREEN. 
 
Read. 
 
 Hamilton, Jan. 5, 1891. 
 Mr. Isaac Williams, London, 0nt : 
 
 Sir, — I take great ple.isurt' in rooDiniueticlitig' 
 your Royal Crown Romocly, for .ill the corn- 
 plaints you claim to cure. 1 took threi? bottles 
 and one box of pills. As a blood purifier I 
 consider your remedy has no equal. At the 
 present time my health is better than it has 
 been for years. 
 
 THOS. HERBERT, \Ven» worth St. 
 
 In this issue we are enabled to give our 
 readers somei facts connected with the mar- 
 vellous cure of a gentleman who suffered for 
 many years from dyspepsia and live«- com- 
 plaint, and who was very near the brink of the 
 cold grave. 
 
 The news of the wonderful cure he says, 
 spread like wild fire ; and assures us that. 
 hundreds of people can vouch for every state- 
 ment. 
 
 Read His Words. 
 
 GiiKLPH, March 25th, 1879. 
 Having been troubled with Dyspepsia — 
 which caused rising of considerable water- 
 brash, and also burning sensaticcT "^ *^^ stom- 
 ach for some time past, and having »^. 
 nothing to g^ive me any relief, I at last pro- 
 cured a bottle o{ Williams' Royal Crown 
 Remedy, which gave me inunediate relief. 
 
 WILLIAM BRISBKX. 
 
 Royal Crown Remedy Does AU. 
 
 Hamilton, Dec. 9, 189 \ 
 Mr. Isaac William!?, London, Oni : 
 
 Dear Sir, — Aftet* suffering for a long time, 
 with pains in my back, extending to my lower 
 parts, also no ambition to do my daily work, I 
 was itiduced by Mr. Bickell, to try Royal 
 Crown Remedy. After taking two boU.les, 
 and pills as directed, I consider myself entirely 
 cured, and can highly recom'.nend your medi- 
 cine R.C.R. and pills, to do all you claim them 
 to do. Yours truly, 
 
 SHUBAL HILL, 177 Cannon St. East, 
 
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Dropsy and Ulcerated Ankle com- 
 pletely Cured, 
 
 Hamilton, Dec. 22, 1890. 
 
 Mr. Williams : 
 
 Dear Sir, —I have g;reat faith in your Royal 
 Crown Remedy, and can recommend it to the 
 public as a great blood purifier. I was laid 
 up for three months with an ulcerated ankle ; 
 dropsy also set in my legfs. I was advised b / 
 Mr. John Bickell to try your medicine anU 
 vegetable pills. After using two or three 
 bottles, and one box of pills, I was completely 
 cured. Yours truly, 
 
 • MRS. S. ROBIN'S, 43 Wilson St. 
 
 Physicians, Medicines, and Patent 
 Remedies All Failed— Hundreds 
 of Dollars Spent in Vain- A Lady 
 Who Often Wished to Die-She 
 Found Ne-w Life Through the 
 King oi Medicines -Hope for 
 Young and Old -Williams' Royal 
 Cro"wn Remedy the Cure. 
 
 To-day there is only one honest, reliable 
 and thoroughly tested medicine in the Do- 
 nvinion of C.inada, whose sales amount to 
 thousands of dollars and which you have 
 never seen advertised in the papers. We would 
 . not hazard such a statement were we not sus- 
 tained and backed up by the strongest evi- 
 dence — testimony and proof from men and 
 women who are around us on every hand, 
 and who have no object in making false state- 
 ments. To-day Williams' Royal Crown Rem- 
 edy, and the marvellous cures effected by it, 
 are subjects of deep interest in every house- 
 hold of our Dominion. At the present time 
 eminent physicians are not spoken of; patent 
 medicines, sarsaparillas, nervines and artisti- 
 cally made pills are cast to the winds as use- 
 less, and people everywhere are using nature's 
 great remedy, known as VVilliams" Royal 
 Crown Remedy. 
 
 Our people who send in testimony are those 
 who have suffered severely ; many have for 
 years lp^>ored in vain for a cure, and to-day 
 would have been in the arms of death but for 
 
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Royal Crown Remedy, aa you will see by 
 their own words. 
 
 Those who have suffered longest are the 
 men and women who are eajjcrto jjive prompt 
 testimony ; and are actuate 1 by this noble de- 
 sire for the good and benefit of their suffering^ 
 feilow creatures. 
 
 Failure of the Best Doctors in Am- 
 erica to Cure a Sufferer Prom 
 Kidney Complaint Three Bottles 
 Royal Crown Remedy and Pills 
 Makes Him a Happy Man. 
 
 Hamilton, Dec. 26, 1890. 
 Mr, Isaac Williams: 
 
 Dear Sir, — After suffering from Dyspepsia 
 and Kidney Lu iplaint for years, consulted 
 several doctor's, who did me no good. I also 
 got medicine om Buffalo, which cost me a 
 great deal of 1. ey. As I was getting worse 
 every day, a friend induced me to try Royal 
 Crown Remedy. Taking three bottles, and 
 l>ills according to directions, I am happy to 
 say 1 am a different man. As a blood purifier, 
 your Royal Crown Remedy is the best in the 
 market. JAS, BURNS, 159 Lock St. 
 
 Given Up to Die by Her Private 
 Physician - Read. 
 
 St. Marys, July 17th, 1879. 
 I suffered very much from Liver Complaint 
 for two years ; my doctor gave me up to 
 linger on or die. When Isaac Williams came 
 along I was persuaded to try his medicine. 
 I took three bottles and was cured. I recom- 
 mend it to all my friends and the world at 
 large. MRS. JACOB NEAR. 
 
 Ministers of the Gospel, professional and 
 business men speak of it and recommend it to 
 their friends. It goes forward with its work 
 at a marvellous rate, curing those who have 
 failed with other medicines. 
 
 To the nervous, sleepless, broken-down 
 and dyspeptic it is invaluable, as it means 
 new lil'e and strength. Try its efTicacy, suffer- 
 ing mortal, and then you will have reason to 
 rejoice. 
 
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A Rheumatic Made a New Man- 
 Completely Cured. 
 
 Dear Sir,- I can cheerfully recommend 
 your Royal cVbwn Ucmedv to' the afflirtcd, 
 havii/^ been laid up with" Rheumatism and 
 affection of the Liver, and after tryir.jtf your 
 wonderful medicine I am a new man and 
 consider myself completely cured. 
 
 LEONARD WILSON, St. Thomas, Ont. 
 
 Doctors Did Me No Good Royal 
 Crown Remedy Cured Me. 
 
 Hamilton, Dec. 4, 1890. 
 Mr. I. Williams: 
 
 Dear Sir,— I have g^reat pleasure in recom- 
 mending^ your Royal Crown Remedy to atiyone 
 suffering- with Neuralgia and Liver Com- 
 plaint. Doctors did me no good ; tried siv- 
 eral other medicines j;\hich proved uselfss. 
 Meeting your agent accidentally one day, he 
 persviaded me to try your preparations, which 
 I did. After taking three bottles, I consider 
 myself entirely cured. Yours truly, 
 
 MRS. GEORGE, 74 Melbourne St. 
 
 Mlstakea of Our Times. 
 
 Few of us do comprehend our mistakes. 
 
 When we get the grip we don't realize that 
 it is because we don't know how to dress to 
 •iuit the weather. 
 
 When we get the blues we don't credit our 
 livers with being the cause. 
 
 When we get the malaria we don't think it 
 is because we hare been exposed to open 
 trenches in the way of streets. 
 
 W hen w« get sober we don't give time th« 
 credit, but our own neglect. 
 
 W^hen we get rich we think we are smart. 
 
 When we get poor we think we are just as 
 smart, but not appreciated. 
 
 When we get lazy we call it weakness. 
 
 When we get the devil it is probably be- 
 cause we deserve it ; but we don't like to con- 
 fess this, at least I dcn't. Do you ? 
 
 Williams* Royal Crown Remedy will cur« 
 all but the last, and that must b« Andured. 
 
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Peculiar to Itself in Many ImporVo 
 ant Particulars Royal CVow^ 
 Remedy is Ditlerent IVom arni 
 Superior to any Other Medicine 
 
 PECULIAR ill combination, prupoi^tioii .n ; 
 preparation ol iii^'^rodienls. Koval Orown 
 Remedy possesses the full curative value ol 
 the best known remedies of the vei;\'lal)le 
 kinjj^dom. 
 
 I'ICCL'LIAR in its jnedieinril merits. Koyal 
 Crown Remedy aceouiplishes ciwes hilheito 
 unknown. 
 
 PECULIAR in strength and eeononiy. fvO}al 
 Crown Remedy is the only medicine ol whc h 
 can truly be said, 125 doses one dollar. Medi- 
 i:ine in larg-er and smaller bottles require 
 larjLfer doses, and do not produce as good re- 
 sults as Roval Crown Remedy. 
 
 Pfc^CULL\R in its g'ood name al bouu'. 
 There is more Royal Crown Remed)- sold in 
 London, where it is m.tde, than all other blood 
 purifiers. 
 
 PECULIAR in its phenomenal reeord ot 
 sales abroad. No other preparation has ever 
 attained such popularity in so short a time 
 Do not be induced to take any other prepar- 
 ation. Be sure to s^et Royal 'OrOWU 
 
 Remedy. ' — ^^ — 
 
 GuKLPH, March 24th, 1879. 
 I suffered very much with the Liver and 
 Kidney Complaints, Constipation ot" the 
 Bowels, pain in my side, weakness and pain 
 in my back, and General Debility. I got two 
 bottles of Williams' Royal Crown Remedy. 
 IL renovated my system and cured me. 
 
 MRS. BARRETT. 
 
 Hamilton, Dec. 2, iSqo. 
 Mr, I, Williams^ London, Ont. : 
 
 Dear Sir, — As a blood purifier and a g"en- 
 «ral constitutional remedy I consider the 
 Royal Crown Remedy a great success. My 
 wife and myself were troubled for years with 
 Liver Complaint. We tried two bottles, and 
 pills, of your medicine, which gave g-reat satis- 
 faction, and have no hesitation iq re- onimend- 
 ing R. C. R. and pills to the public. 
 
 MR. & MRS, WILLIAM LOCKMAN. 
 
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