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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7463, 10 September 1892, Page 1

■piNOS tj RUIT OALT All Functional Derangements of theLi\er, Temporary Congestion arising from Alcoholic Bererages ; Errom in Diet— Eating or Drinking Billiousness Sick Headache, Giddiness, Oppreadon or Feeling of Melancholy : Vomiting, Heartburn, Sourness of the Stomach, Constipation, Thirst, Rheumatism and Gout ; 'Sm Sickness, Impure Blood, Ttching Net tin Rash or any OTcr>acid state of the Blood , bkin Eruptions, Boila, Diphtheria, the effects of Mercurial Foiiom ; at the Commencement of Fevers of all kinds ; Measles and Chicken Pox— ENO'3 " FRUIT SALT is thp gimplest and Be«t remedy knowr. LONGEVITY, Or a life complete in all its sta<;ei is on the whole desirable but extremely rare. But a wise observance of the simple laws of nature will redeem the obsemrs from the hell of many ailments to the pnradise of a. pleasurable existence, and conduct them thiough life silently, gently and serenely to its far off termination. Is this Death Dreaded thing How beautiful thou art 1

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Neglect not the body, upon which the whole earthly existence depends, inform yourielf ot what i« beneficial and wh<<t la pernicious to it. " hXCITJiMEisT, 'tfEvMiiKI&H COLD wich HIGH TEMPEBATDKE and QUICK PULSE, or bUDEEU EMEItOrEJSCY USE EtfU'S JtRUIT SA.LT, an imperative hygenioneed. It keepi the blood pure prevents f even ud acute mflamma tory diseases, re moves the injurioui effects of excitement, stimulants, narcotica, inch as alcoho tobacco, tea, cuffee, by natural mean* ; thui restores the nervous system to lti notmal condition by preventing the great danger of poisoned blood and over cerebral activity, sleeplessness, uritabihty, worry, eta THE BEST ANTIDOTE FOREXCIT3MENT, WAKT OF fhtEP, ETC., HAIF-DOZEN UYSIEKS (well chewed) two or three times » d&y, and ENO'S FRUIT SALT every few hours. HRADAOHR aM) DltoO-KDEKED SiOMAOH, — " After infferrng for nearly two-and-» li«If yean from lOTere headache and duordered tftomach, and after trying most everything and apenuing much money without finding any benefit, I waa recommended b / a friend to ti j your FRUIT SALT, and before I had finiahed one bottle I found it doing me a great deal of good, and now lam reaU red to my uaual health and otheri I know that hare tried it ha^e not enjoyed inch good health tor jears Voura molt truly, Robbui ,Humfubies, Piat Othce, Barraaf erd. " iMPORTAKT TO TRAVELLERS AND ALL LEAVING HOME I Oil A C'xfANGJi •• We hare for the last four j ear used youi FRUIT SALT durrng aB\etal imp< itant Survey Expeditions in the Ai»l»y Panmsi la, Siam,*ud Oambodia, and have undoubte-1 > derived very great benefit from it. In one instance only was one of our party attacked with fever during that period, and that happened after our supply of FRUIT SALT had run out When makm/ lone marches under the powerful rays of a vertical sun, or travelling through swampy diftricta, we have used the FKUIC SaLi two or three tunea a day. The FJttUII SALi 1 acts ai a gentle apenent, kteps the blood cool and healthy, and wards oil fever. We have plearare in voluntarily testifying to the value of your preparation, and our firm belief in Hi efficacy. We iuver go into the jungle without it, and Hfeve al.o recommended it to others. — Youra truly, Oomniander A. J. LOFTUS, F.R.G.S, Hiatfiameae Majesty's Hvdrographer; E. O. DxvWßO*, Supentend'int Siamese Government Telegraphs. Baiikok Siam, May 1883— JO. Eno, Eio Loadon.

OAUiION-Legal Rights are protected n v«ry civilised country. Read the following In the Supreme Court of Sydney N.B. W.) an appeal from a decree of Sir W. Manning perpetually restraining tne Defendant (Hogg) from selling a fraudulent imitation of Eno a Fruit Salt, and giving heavy damages to the Plaintiff, has, after a most exhaustive trial of two days' duration been unanimously dismissed with ooft*.-' Sydnty Morning Herald," November 26th, 1885. Jtxamln* each bottle, and aet> tlut the Oaptol* inmarkcd SNO'S ITRUII SALT. Witb oat it you hay« b—n impcitd on by a woruilaw miUttoa. BOJ.D BY ALL G&KMISTB.

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