AVERAGE MAN BETTER OFF •TO-DAY THAN-100 YEARS AGO.

Grey River Argus, 12 April 1912, Page 1

AVERAGE MAN BETTER OFF • TO-DAY THAN- 100 YEARS AGO.

■ - ■ •■— ♦ : The advance of civilisation has undoubtedly improved the condition of mankind. People generally^ are .better clothed, better fed, better housed today than evei? their, forefathers vyere. Medu ally, the attention they get is vastly superior.; also, 4 The age of bloodletting is gone; anaestfietics and Ront-gen-rays, et/c, combine to make surgery less painful and more -effective. ■ Time wae when the healing- virtues of the earth's natural mineral springs could 'be participated in only by "those Hying in the vicinity, or the few who could ' afford to -travel to them Today, t>ho waters of these minera/1 springs (with aIV their healing qualities, unimpaired) are bottled and distributed, and may be partaken of- by purchasers who need not leave home. Here in New Zealand! today the famous Wai-Rongoa Natural Mineral, Water is distributed throughout, the length and .breadth of the Dominion, and thousands are experiencing 1 the benefit- of this, the best of all the Dominion's mineral waters. . * The advantage of drinking WaiRongoa regularly- cannot be over-esti-mated. It contains properties which make it both tonic' and> aperient. Charged as it is with its own natural; gas, i-bsr effect is to exhilarate and! invTg-orate the system, to promote- digestion,; to check acidity of the stomach, and to cure rheumatism, " gout^etc. The best advice we can. give to' anyone is to drink it daily.