Acid In Your Blood Kills Health and Vigour Kidneys Usually lo Blame There ls nothing that can so quickly Cheml-sts and doctors In over 51 difundermlne .your health, strength and ferent countries throughout the norld reenergy as an excess of Acid in your commend Cystex for Its purity and Blood. Every time you move your hand, prompt action as a Kidney medicine For take a step, or use even the slightest, instance. Dr. Geo. B. Knight, Physician amount M energy, cells are broken flown of Camden, "N.J., recently wrote: "Cystex ln the body and create Acids. This pro- is an excellent prescription to help overcess goes on even when you are asleep come Kidney troubles... It ls assimilated Fortunately,' nature, has "provided an by the system in short order end starts '7 automatic method of getting rid of these its' beneficial action almost Immediately, excess Acids. To get-rid of those Acids yet Cystex contains no harmful or. Innature provide* that your blood circulate jurlous Ingredients." Dr. C. Z. Rendelle. 200 times an hour through 9 million tiny, another widely known physician and delicate tubes, or filters, in your Kidneys: Medical Examiner, of San Francisco, re- ? It is the fjnction of the Kidneys to cently said: "Since the Kidneys purify t' filter out these health-destroying Acids, the blood, the poisons collect In these . and to purify the blood sO that It can organs and must be promptly flushed take energy and vitality to every part of from the system, otherwise they re-enter your body. But if your > Kidneys sion the blood stream and create a toxic con- '< down and" do not function propr-rly, and dition. I can truthfully recommend th« ' remove approximately 3 pints of Acids, use of Cystex." : i Poisons, and liquids from .your blood --Tt' OHO ' every. 24 hours, then .there Is a gr.adua. y t*,vWW accumulation of these Acids and Pastes, -- --Va-a-.e ■ ■;-..;.. and slowly but surely your system be- kAt%nmV-Bt»CIC GllArflllfM comes poisoned, making you.feel old be- IYIOnVy-BtlCll MUHrunm fors your time, run-down and worn-out. jf "yp U feel older than you are or suffer _ ' _- "__„ I%2__._«-_._«_■ from- s_ny of the dangerous symptoms CaillM ManY I/ISeaS9S mentioned, your Kidneys may be the real _.<._. ...... , n ...ffer cause -of .your trouble. Get the doctors If Kidney troubles caus. you to^suffer £ , *, Cystex today . p ut it t o the. from Acidity. -Getting Up Rights. an<J gee the great good lt can do in Nervousness. Leg Pains. Dizziness *re particular case. Cystex. .\», , , quent Headache*, Rheumatism Swollen J^ed'under a written money-back Ankles. Circles Under Eyes. Backache °ner.eo. unow .Kidneys Loss .of Vitality, or Burning. Itch ng and guarantee tnai^ y sponger. Smarting, don't waste timew^ do nß,. a t o and more Vigorous and satisfy you comwaiting. The natural thing to doJs; to thoroughly In 8 days, or you help your Kidneys with *J,.* l rt?C-V?-ex merely return the empty package and . special Kidney prescription called Cjstex ™c ur y money ~ refimde d immediately. .pronounced Si-s-Tex) ~>stex w«r>™ Tour word is final. This written moneydirectly on the^ldneys and Bladder guarantee Is backed by a' fund of and helps the Kionejs in jono a.uogited by the Knox Drug Com- ■ u«lr. '^t">"'° f d w"h c n rt * p£a„y° ma CnUfac?u^rs of Cystex, with the Impurities an d Acids {'*•>• b fe . f the world , <uch as JEEfk. from the "vst-m andn ««««, B E e % a ° k Limited (Gray's Inn M ~\ m, alu En£. nnn't try Branch), London, Eng.. English,; Scottish ■ - ' kof the blood. Do"*1" a-,d Australian Bank Melbourne, . Bank %L ■ i' t0 OVe^T takinc of New South Wales. Sydney. and Bink Amm^mln you.r, ,Moo ° bJ-.J, •l? sof New South Wales. Wellington. You can't IT* 3 .'"*-/ "le, d J1 1 I l; ,nM 4£.°™iv war afford 'to endanger ' your Healtlj-ypu Tl4«- iL Acfd,ty- n, ly ri r a] cannot afford fto 'waste time—and you IJL,' K. you 7 v1 et h l 2i n °. ewnot afford to take chances with cheap, ' ' ______lßrri 12? A^mH« to^unct SS drwttc, irritating drugs, which "might InHW> , j to-functlon ara«■ te Kldneyg G , t . :fh , , doc . _!!■▼*'.' i properly and thus re- i"'., * Dre , cr i o tj on Cvstex from your - ■_______] kst 32 <prs SSI °;_.«. te-s-irs properly*
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 107, 2 November 1937, Page 5
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