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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 107, 2 November 1923, Page 4

HEART DISEASE POSSIBLE. WHY RHEUMATISM SHOULD BE NIPPED IN THE BUD. Perhaps the majority of cases of socalled organic heart disease originate in attacks of rheumatism. So writes a great authority on rheumatism. The heart, continues this writer, is lined by a membrane quite similar _to that of the joints, and is covered with another such membrane. The dangsr of rheumatism ließ in the fact that either one of these heart membranes may become the seat of the inflammation. If you suffer from rheumatism, treat itat once with that famous liniment, Witch's .Oil, and so prevonfc serious complications. Rubbed into the affected part, Witch's Oil produces a, warm soothing glow, banishes the pain, reduces the _ swelling, and removes the inflammation which causes the trouble. The first application relieves, continued use invariably cures the worst cases. Price 2s 6d and 4s 6d, all chemists and stores ---Advt. HEARD IN THE HOSPITAL. Word went round tha infectious waTd that one of the patients had got wonderful relief in her throat by taking Pulmonas. Other patients wanted some ajid soon hardly a cough was heard in the whole of the lung ward. The nurses now keep Pulmonas always handy. Pulmona stops. th e coughinK and make breathing so much easier They contain . beechwood cresote and healing balsams which vaporise and act directly upon the respiratory organs' where liquid preparations cannot penetrate. _ Get a Is 6d or 2s 6d (doublesize) tin yourself from any chemist or send price to Stacey Bros., 61, Q ueen street, Auckland.—Advt, EGGS PRESERVED FOR 20 YEARS. For ■» score of years housewives all' over New Zealand have obtained wonderful results from Sharland's Moa Brand Egg Preservative. A small bottle does over 20 dozen eggs at less than a penny a dozen. Eggs keep ' fresh for many months, and may be used as fresh eggs.—Advt. For Inauenia, take , .Wocdj' Greit PspperaOftj Cure, ; _.y Tt