REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD PHYSICIAN. Dr. Bell's Interesting Views. Dr. Bell, who is Superintendent of Cancer Research .it the Battersea AntiVivisection and General Hospital, commentingon cancer in his "Reminiscences o£ ian Old Physician," writes, inter alia,:—'.'lt is beyond doubt, moreover, that, cancer is a self-inflictod disease, and is most assuredly a disease dependent for its origin upon a prolonged contaminated condition of the blood." More. and more- physicians are realising that all sorts of diseases spring from . impoverished blood and a disordered stomach. Indigestion, when neglected, is a prolific source of disease, and it is for this reason Anti-Acido is so valuable. By curing indigestion, Anti-Acido enables you to build up your strength with hearty, -wholesome meals, and -to keep your system in proper working order. Disease lias little chance of a foothold when Anti-Acido is taken. Price 2s Gd. Chemists and stores.—Advt. ■ "A Truce to this Unpleasantness."— D'Aubrey. Nothing is more inconvenient and unpleasant than an Autumn cough or cold. Occurring right at the commencement oE the cold season, such complaints may lead to serious complications uuless treated at once. The ideal remedy, of course, is Baxter's Lung Preserver—the rk-li, warming, ■ penetrative specific that is always to bo relied upon. A doso in lime may s=;ivc trouble later on. Also a splendid* tonic ("iencrous-med. bottle 2s 6d; family size 4s (jd. Chemists and store. But be sure you get ;'Baxter's" !—Advt. For Children's Hackins Couch. Woods' GreaS Peppermint Cure.—Advt. BEWARE OF BACTERIA. The simplest and surest "way o! keeping the home spotlessly clean and free from infectious disease germs is to use Velvet, the sterilised soap. On wash day, clothes will come from tubs delightfully clean and sweet-smelling when Velvet is used. Harmless to delicate skins. Your grocer can supply you. Guaranteed pure by analysts' certificate. -Advt.. For Influenza Colds take Woods' Great Peppormint Curo.—Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 121, 26 May 1925, Page 11
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