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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 16 January 1928, Page 9

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1$ S '==/ in u i in 1$ si ■ IN THE IYGIENE COURT Of JUSTICE. CLERK CHARGED WITH LOSS OF EFFICIENCY Judge: This man has admittedly been taking no' steps to safeguard, his health, though he has a Wife and three little children who depend entirely upon him—-(Here the prisoner hung his head, and showed signs of great emotion) —his consequent loss of efficiency threatens to rob them sooww or later of the support lid owes them. Remembering all these facts, can you honestly find this man. “not guilty” of the charge against him — that his loss of efficiency is due to ill-health? That is what you'must decide. (The jury retired for ten minutes.) Foreman of Jury: My lord.,The jury agree in finding the prisoner guilty. Judge: Prisoner, in this court we do not punish; we reform. And serious as your charge is,, you will be allowed to go back to your home on {probation, on .the understanding that you keep‘yourself out of this trouble in future. Prisoner:My lord, how is that possible? I .get; no chance;of proper :excrcise. 1 shan’t have : a holiday for months. I’m sitting iii a stuffy office all dav long, 1 ... I (Before Mr. Justice KruschenJ Judge: Silence 1 These are the .very reasons why steps are so absolutely necessary. Prisoner: My lord, I promise to do anything 1 can., But, the cost . . . Judge: All you need, my-good man, is to learn one simple sentence — “It’s the little daily dose that does it.” It’s Kruschen you’re needing! And as for the cost; it is one farthing a day. Prisoner: But, my lord, how can one single salt do all that I need Judge: Don’t ask foolish questions! A man of your age should know that Kruschen is not a single salt. It’s a combination of six salts— Nature’s own salts. It is Nature-’s own prescription, gently stimulating to natural action those parts of your system that have become sluggish or inactive through unnatural modern living conditions? Prisoner : I’ll never forget jwhat yoju say, my lord. ' I Judge: Now go away and get back your health and enefgy and effiteieficy. . And so long:as yiou never fail to take that little daily dose, you’ll never be in this court again. 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 day. 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. Get a bottle to-day and start a new life to-mor-row. !i’s the little daily dnse that docs it. 27-18 Tasteless vn Tea. V YS Sixpenceful to a Cup.

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