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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7274, 23 October 1891, Page 1

■niNOS TC RDIT QALT AH Functional Derangement* of tbo Liver, Temporary Congestion ariaing from Alcoholic Bevermgct ; Errora in Diet— Kutinz or Drinking BillioumcM Headache, Giudineu, Oppreraion or Feeling of Melancholy ; Vomiting, IleAttburn, Sourneii of the h'toninoh, Constipatinn, Tbirst, Kheumatitm and Gout ; nein. Impure Blood. Itching. Nettle Hash or any Over acid stnU of the Blood ; Hkin Eruption*, BoiU, Diphtheria, the effect • of Mercurial > oitons ; at theCVmnienceiucnt of Fovrra of nil kinda ; Measlei and Chicken Pox— 1SSt>'i " Kl'lT SALT' inthe Pimpleat an.l Best remedy known.

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