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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 6754, 1 June 1889, Page 4

( J^NO'a tjIHUIT QAfcT. Alt Functional Derarjfements of the Live*' Tompornry Congestion arißimr from Alcoholi? Boverages ; Errors in Diet — Eating or Drinking Billiouioeis, Siok Headache, Qiddinen, Op* proosion or Fooling of Molanoholy; v jmit\ug Heartburn, Sourueis of tho Stomnoh, Couitiptition, TbiJit Rheumatism and Gout ; Sea Sick* ncM, hnpuro Rlood, Itching, Nottle Hash, or tny Over-acid iitate of tbo Blood; Skin Eruption*, Uoiw, Dipthuiiu, th« off ecU of Mercurial I'oisoTin ; at tho Commencement of F vers of all kinds ; Measles and Chicken Pox— KriO'S " FRUIT SALT » ia the Simplest and Bustromedy known. ' ■' -iV >v Mm 'hAff-s -^/'^» mMirJ^M

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