DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. ANTI-ACIDO DESTROYS A DUAL PERSONALITY. This modern Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was a business man. Describing his experience, he said: I used to suffer so severely from tormenting dyspepsia that at times I was not All the happiness seemed squeezed out of me. lam sure I made my wife miserable, and all who worked near or with me. I was a veritable Mr. Hyde. Yes, said his wife, you have no idea the wonderful change that came after he began taking Anti-Acido. Why, he was different in a day! Now he is once more thf happy man I used to know. Anti-Acido works wonders. It changes the whole life of a dyspepticman or woman. Don't let faulty digestion beget a bad disposition; 2s 6d buys Anti-Acido at any chemist or store. Wholesale agents, Sharland and Co. Ltd.—Advt.
LIKE A FLOWER AFTER RAIN. How Marshall's Fospherine Revives the System. What a beautiful place the world is —when you're well. What a drab prison-house when you're weak and ill. Marshall s Fospherine makes you free The bright look, the quick step, the bounding pulse, come back to you, once more hope springs high. »iWl? at is the> secret of this change? Marshall's Fospherine, which feeds to the nerves the vital elements modern toods have lost through too much reThe system revives like a flower after rain, as the nerves soak up this tonic food..' Get the large size in the six-Bided carton—loo doses of Marshall's Fospherine, the Mighty Tonic, for 2s 6d. If you have difficulty in obtaining, write to the proprietors, A. and W. Baxter of Baxter's Lung Preserver, Christchurch.—Advt.
ECZEMA IS NOT INCURABLE. Though, generally speaking, eczema is constitutional in origin, it is not incurable. But it must be treated with good understanding of its many causes. The Klexema experts took many years to arrive at the correct method and formula. Once achieved, however, Klexema met with the remarkable successes which have become famous among eczema sufferers throughout New Zealand. While it reduces the inflammation and relieves that maddening itch, the Treatment goes deeper. It draws out the root disease of which the eczema is but the painful manifestation. Consultations free. Hours: 10 to 12 1 to 4, 6.30 to 7.30. Telephone 2271! Klexema Rooms, 185, The Terrace, Wellington, and at Christchurch and Dunedin. Country sufferers invited to consult with the local Klexema experta.—-1 Advt. j _ Once upon a time men beli«v«d that >t was poMible to relieve rheumatic ot gouty pains by rubbing embrocation into the skin over the affected parts. Any medicine which ■will really relieve the pains arising from these troubles must neutralise the excess uric acid. Rheumo does this. In thousands of cases it has given immediate relief from the most acute pain. A large 4s 6d bottle of Rheumo contains one week's treatment. Sold by all chemists and stores. Barraclough's Magic Nervine stops toothache. Is 6d everywhere. Progandra oures corns quickly.' lg 6d —Advt.
! A DRINK THAT STRENGTHENS. Take a cup of hot milk (sipping hot only), add tahlespoonful of Wilson's I Maltexa, stir till dissolved, and you get a drink that is delicious, appetising and really strengthening. As a nightcap, it induces sound, refreshing sleep. Ask for Wilson's Maltexo. lib to 21b jars and 7lb tins.—Adyt. MEN AND BALDNESS. If your scalp is completely bald nothing will help you, but if a fine thin covering still remains, then consult us at once. We may be able to help you at very moderate charge. Donnelly and Son, Consulting Hair Specialists, 75, Vivian street.—Advt. GOOD OLD BEE OINTMENT. Yes, it's old and it's good. For over 50 years it has been . the favourite in many homes. Its first application delightfully soothes any wound and safeguards against infection. The best remedy for cuts, sores, bruises, burns, and skin troubles. Is 6d everywhere! Write for free sample to Box 388, Wellington.—Advt. VELVET IN WASH TUB. ■ Spotless clothes without rubbing is the rule when Velvet Soan is used. Mereiv boil the clothes and use Velvet, the famous sterilised soap. Won't injure finest fabrics. Ideal for complexion. At all grocers. Ask for Velvet; you'll b e satisfied. —-Advt. For Bronchial CoU«, tab* Woqdi' Ore»t Ptpptrannt CuK».~Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 128, 27 November 1923, Page 10
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