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Evening Star, Issue 15515, 10 June 1914, Page 2

The Story of a Great London Surgeon’s Experiments to Cure Constipation and Auto-Intoxication. Through the wards of a jrreat London hospital pass, annually, thousands of people. The magazines have reported how a famous surgeon attending this hospital examined thousands of cases, and, his judgment was that the great majority of men and women suffer from soma internal weakness—often the unsuspected cause of serious illness. It is not a food—nothing but a natural and safe internal lubricant. Almost everybody suffers more or less from , auto-intoxioation—the results of constipation. First come headaches. Then come a variety of other annoying symptoms that eventually develop into some distinct form of disease. Operating for Melancholia. » The magazine reports state how a woman came to the hospital in question in a deplorable state of health, apparently dying. She was thin, could take no food, and was covered with open sores. Tile noted surgeon operated and found that part of her colon (.sometimes known as the ox-bow) was in a bad way, so he cut it clean away and joined up the ends. Within twenty-four hours the ' patient ceased to he melancholic. In a short while the natural processes began again and she improved rapidly. Meanwhile her sores, which had not been treated at nil, healed up, her spirits rose, mid by and by she departed happy and well. Her case, and others of the same order which followed, became famous. Ct A & & & 3 8 <& & & \t* Insist that the label is on every bottle. Refuse Substitutes. Finding an Effective Internal Lubricant. Realising that the whole of suffering humanity could not be operated on, the surgeon set out to find some agent that would take the poisonous waste products out of the Intestines without interfering with the natural functions of the body. He found that agent in a purified mineral oil, specially refined for internal use. Experiments proved that this purified oil would do what no other oil in tho realm of Nature would do—that it would act as a lubricant and remove waste products without acting as a purgative and weakening the natural digestive fluids. As a result of this simple yet great discovery, it is now a common thing to treat people of all ages in this natural way for constipation and its allied ills. How Purified Mineral Oil Acts. But why is a purified mineral oil different from other oils? may be asked. Olive oil, for instance is an excellent lubricant; but if only a. small dose be given, it is absorbed Jong before it reaches the lower bowel, where it is most needed ; and if a large dose he given, the liver is overworked in trying to digest it. Purified mineral oil—such as “Red C. Paraffin ” —is a lubricant that the system cannot assimilate. It is all but tasteless and odorless, a slight suggestion cf petroleum being its only distinguishing characteristic. It is not, however, in the slightest degree repulsive to the taste. The universal use of laxatives and .purgatives proves the inefficiency of the intestinal tract to meet the demands of modern life. Unfortunately, too, laxatives and purgatives give only the minimum of relief while doing the maximum of harm. They never entirely halt the process of auto-intoxication, but they always weaken the system. A purified mineral oil—such as “Red C. Paraffin”— taken at the right time and under right conditions, simply lubricates a defective drainage system until it becomes effective —a boon to countless sufferers who have been slaves to harmful purgatives. “ Red C. Paraffin ” Relieves Constipation Naturally. In response to a great demand, a tested brand of purified mineral oil for internal use has been placed on the market here under the title of “Red 0. Paraffin,'’ and is now on sale by chemists and storekeepers. Insist on “Red C. Paraffin” always to be sure of results. Substitutes may not be sufficiently pure for internal use. And, most important, a 24-pago booklet fully describing the treatment is enclosed with every bottle of “Red C. Paraffin.” Taken as described in this booklet. “Red C. Paraffin” is tho finest and most natural remedy for constipation and its allied ills. Unlike other oils, it is not difficult to take. “Red C. Paraffin” is not a food—is not a “cure-all”—nothing but a purified internal lubricant that removes poisonous waste products from the intestines without interfering with the cystem. “ Red C. Paraffin” may be taken safely by children and adults. Already thousands of people in Australasia are using it as the natural and effective remedy for constipation—a blessing, as stated, to thousands of sufferers who have been slaves to hurtful means of relief. Endorsed by Well-known Analyst. “Red C. Paraffin” has been analysed by tho well-known analyst Mr Alfred Jackson, whose report statee : “I have made a chemical examination of the sample left here by you for testing, as » result of which I am able to declare it to be a pure mineral oil, which is not inflammable, is not a. food, but is a purified internal lubricant., and thus a natural remedy for constipation.” Every sufferer from constipation or its evil results—every person who wants to break tho habit of harmful purgatives—every man or woman who wishes to add to life by becoming permanently healthier —every mother who knows the vital need of regularity in her children-—should follow the “Red C. Paraffin” Treatment as described in booklet enclosed with every bottle. How to Secure "Red C. Paraffin." “Red C. Paraffin” is sold by chemists and stores for os and Ss 6d. Insist on “Red C. Paraffin” for results. If supplies are. unobtainable locally, single bottles will be posted to any address in Australia or New Zealand, if postal notes or stamps for 5s fid per bottle (post free), or 6s per large bottle (post free), are sent to Red C. Proprietary, Ltd., Dept. L, 582 Swanston street, Melbourne. But always buy locally if possible, (tree list of firms below who carry stocks.) Remember that with every bottle is enclosed a. 24-page booklet fully describing the “Red C. Paraffin” Treatment—a booklet unobtainable with substitutes. Descriptive " Red C. Paraffin ” Booklet Free. ‘ If in doubt about buying, a booklet describing the merits and use of “ Red Paraffin ” will be sent free of charge, and postage paid, to anyone using this form to-day. Red U. Proprietary, Ltd., Dept. L, 382 Swanston street, Melbourne. Please send me, absolutely free, descriptive booklet on “Red 0. Paraffin ” and its internal use for constipation and its allied ills. Name Address p.s. Enterprising Firms who Stock the Natural Remedy for “ Red C. Paraffin,” Constipation: Most wide-awake chemists and storekeepers in the Dominion stock “Red C. Paraffin.” The following is a partial list cf these firms, if your local chemist or storekeeper is not named, still ask him for “Red C. Paraffin.” If not in stock, tell him to send to his wholesaler. BALCLUTHA : G. W. Hutchins. BANNOCKBURN ; James Horn, j BEACONbFIELD : Kernohan, MT'ahuii, and Co., Ltd. CROMWELL : Ffcnrv Hot op. DUNEDIN ; 11. L. Sprosen, corner Octagon and George streets. J. H. Hinton and Co., Dunedin South. F. P. Stephenson, Cargill's Corner, Dunedin South. J. 11. Legal, T. Rutherford, Mornington. A. Browning. J. G. Laurenson, Roslyn. G. H. Smith, Johnstone and Haslctt, Marshall’s Proprietary, Ltd., Princes street. F. Wilkinson, Cavorsham. H. L. Gallien, North-east Valley. Voting and Anderson, Moray place. R. S. Raymond, Rattray street. J. Neil, Ltd.. George street. R. Conn, High street. 11, W. Outram, King Edward road, South Dunedin. L. Hot op. Queenstown. F. Y. Milnes, Queenstown. J. Garden, Clinton, M. £carles, Quoenetown. A. -Miller and Co. J. Peterson and Co. A. and J. M’Farlane. J. Williams, East Taieri. Hancock and Go., South Dunedin. H. Brown, Kaikorai. DUN BACK : Wm. Watt. !,N d J LLld . -i. V. til« ij - i». OOilK ; 11. H. F. Grant. A. W. Thomson. HERIOT : A denis Bros. K.U TAN DATA : M’GTuer, Taylor, rind ■{ 'c., P. Sonncss, KELSO : R. G. Foster. KENSINGTON : J. H. Hancock and Co. KOKONGA : R. Dickison. KUROW : Barclay Bros. MATAURA : F. J. Sherwood. MILBURN : G. S. Tomkinson. MILLER'S FLAT ; Faigan’s Stores. MILTON : W. Moore. R. D. Lamb. MO SGI EL : A. E. Hunter. MOMONA ; James Maxwell. INVERCARGILL : F. W. and A. M’Gill and Co., Gladstone. Invercargill. Matheson and Co,. Dee street. W, N. Stirling, Dee street. J. S. Baxter, Deo street. Meredith and Fraser, Tay street. E. Barlow, Dee street. Goo. M'Kenzie, Dec street, J. H. Barlow, Dee- street. W. S. Ayson, Tay street. j MacGregor Bros., Kelvin street, i Geo. B. Brown, Devcron street. 1 J. A. Crockett, Yarrow street, j J,. Fraser. North Invercargill. | D. G. Sloan, East road. | J. Waugh, Varrow street. J. A. Wcb-b, Enwood, 6 TerameUs W. Lc..-i!. ■cAby, Gravr street. ];i ; vcn Mrgii'. Ja ,; . D Apul-bv. Grace street, ; i ... . ! 1 -an. J r-'.'.i'*. --.nth Invercargill. I IDs John, .-onth Invercargill. | R. F. I.eJAook. A vena! street. Smith, Mm A-, Comm si rent. F. J. Gunn, Tweed street. NOTE TO THE TRADE. ■ Supplies of “Red C. Paraffin” —showing a good profit—are obtainable from these wholesalers : Kempthome’s, Dun., Well., Ch’ch.. A nek.: -Sharland’s, Well., Auck.. Ch'cii. ; Effingham and Co.,Anck. ; ; Entrican and Co., Auck-: Neill and Co., j Dun.; Jos. Nathan and Co., Well. ; Smeeton’s, Ltd., Auck.; R. Wilson and Co.. Dun,, Timaru, Auck. ; Williams and Kettle. Nap. ; Burgess, Fraser, and Co.. N. Plymouth; Boyds Bros- and Kirk, Inver, and Ch’ch. ; H. F. Stevens, Ch’ch. ; iScoular and Co., Dim. : Green and Colebrook, Auck. ; Bond and Bell. Auck. : j Brown, Barrett, and Co., Auck. ; National | Trading Co., Auck.; Heather, Robertson, j Ltd., Auck. 24-page Relieves Booklet describing how “ Red C. Paraffin ” Constipation Naturally.—Use Form Above.

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