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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 89, 12 October 1923, Page 5

HOW TO CLEAR ALL URIC. ACID, KIDNEY, AND LIVER POISONS OUT OF THE SYSTEM. Medical Men decide Saltrated Water is the Quickest Remedy for Organio Disorders causing Rheumatism, Stomach Trouble, etc. By Alice Landels (Qualified Nurse).

CLOGGTSD, sluggish, and congested liver, kidneys, or intestines, with the attendant rheumatism, languor, biliousness, defective vision, catarrh, indigestion, and impure biood, should never be neglected. They moan constipation, "the beginning of all disease," for dangerous -^^ * v toxins are then being constantly *^E^**gj«|g«» straight into the blood, although ! Typical Sftcimtn of uH. }* k c calomel •»* eryttnlt. ligfy mam. .' (mercury) may ■Vfc* M> «M*r t h,g irritate the liv- , ""*■, er to convulsive action, but do not stop adherence to « rall3 of the intestines, nor cleanse and strengthen the delicate network of secretory ducts and absorbent glands. For this latter purpose doctors agree there is no solvent, cleansing, and blood-purify-ing agent better than the deposits of certain natural medicinal watere. These deposits are obtainable at slight cost from any chemist as refined Alkia Saltrates Take before breakfast a level teaspoonful of this pleasant-tasting compound in a half tumbler of water, and notice how all symptoms of rheumatic or other body poisons vanish within two or three days, and you begin to enjoy life as Nature intended. Mental eftort and concentration become easy again, hard work a pleasure, and any pam or constant tired feeling will disappear. Even gall-stones or other painful concretions of sharp uric acid crystals and impure mineral salts may thus be 1 dissolved. Avoid al! strong cathartic pills, patent medicines, lowering salts, drugs, or highly-alcoholic stimulants, eat moderately, and drink occasionally a. little saltratod water—Nature's own bjood clarifier, uric acid solvent, and eliminant of all impurities—then you need never fear a recurrence.—A.L. '' Don't blame the rubbing ' For those jagged, frayed edges in your linen. Look ; to your Starch. Imported , and dearer starches contain Free Caustic Soda, which quickly rots fabrics. "Lily"Starch j —the Starch that makes the gloss. "Lily" Starch is made in the cold climate of Dunedin, and contains no Free Caustic Soda. The most economical Starch, and j gives best results. Order "Lily" Starch from yonr Grocer Manufactured by IRVINE & STEVENSON LIMITED \ " Li'y " Starcli Woiki, D««di, ■. , \^L_L_ ' ■'■■« iZJ