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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 15 October 1927, Page 11

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sS m 4 C, A r IN THE, HYGIENE COURT OF JUSTICE. HUSBAND CHARGED WITH LOSS OF APPETITE ('Before Mr. Justice KruschenJ Prosecuting Counsel: The law does not allow me to call this man’s wife as a witness against him— Judge: But she could perfectly well have been called by the defence. Why was’nt she called? Prosecuting Counsel: Ah ! Why indeed, my lord! But I think we can imagine for ourselves what a pitiful story the poor woman must have unfolded. We can picture her disappointment and sorrow when she found this man taking no interest or pleasure in the meals she had so carefully cooked for him with her own hands. We can picture him returning home day after day, depressed and melancholy, incapable of enjoying life himself and killing all enjoyment around him. We can Judge: That is enough. We have already ample evidence that this man has been guilty of criminally neglecting his health—an offence which amounts to partial suicide. His loss of appetite clearly results from internal sluggishness, and that is a crime we arc determined to stamp out. (Here a woman, presumed to be the prisoner’s wife, was heard to cr3 r out aloud, “Oh, sir! Give him another chance!”) Judge: Prisoner, everyone in this court gets another chance, and serious as your crime is, you may return to'your home. Prisoner: Thank you. Thank you, my lord! Judge: The sentence I shall pronounce is one that will reform you completely, but it will be nothing of a punishment. I order you to take “the little daily dose” of Kruschen Salts regularly every day from tomorrow onwards. Do that and you will he a reformed man. Never again shall anyone be able to accuse you of having no appetite. Prisoner: I promise to do that, my lord. I wish I had realised the need for Kruschen Salts a year ago. (The judge then remarked that half the illness and disease in this world—rheumatism, gout, complaints of the liver and kidneys, colds and influenza, headaches, could all be traced back to constipation and would be stamped out if people only realised the need for Kruschen. Kruschen Salts in these artificial times were as necessary to internal cleanliness as soap and water to external cleanliness. Kruschen Salts prevent constipation and rheumatism A 2/6 bottle of Kruschen Salts contains 160 doses—enough for five months—which means good health for less than a farthing a da}’. The dose prescribed for daily use, is “as much as will lie on a sixpence” taken in the breakfast cup of tea. Taken this way Kruschen is tasteless and readily accepted by the most delicate palate. Every Chemist sells Kruschen. Get a bottle to-day and start a new life to-morrow. It’s the little daily dose that does it. ' 77 . . [‘‘Sixpenceful" to a Cup.