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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7464, 12 September 1892, Page 1

TjINOS C RUIT OALT i All Functional Derangement* of the Liter, Temporary Congeation aruing from Alooholio Beverages ; Brrori in Diet— Eating or Drinking BiUiouinesa. c ick Headache, Giddiness, Oppression or Feeling of Melancholy ; Vomiting, Heartburn, Bournes* of the stomach, Conrtipation, Tnirst, Rheumatism and Gout ; Sickness, Impure Blood, Itching, Nettle Rash, or any Over-acid ctiite of the Blood . Skin Eruption*, Boil*, Diphtheria., the effect* of Mereurml Poison* ; at the Commencement of Fot«ot of all kinds ; Measle* and Chicken Pox— ENO'3 " FRUIT SALT is th* Simplest and Best remedy knowr. LONGEVITY, Or a life complete in all its sta^el is on the whole desirable but extremely rare. But a wise observance of the simple laws of nature will redeem the observers from the hell of many ailments to the paradise of a pleasurable existence, and conduct them through life silently, gently and serenely to its far off termination. I* this Df ath Dreaded thing How beautiful thou art !

1 HAVE A GREEN OLD AGE-I USE EnCS " FKUIT SALT.' 1 A S 3NG OF GRATIT DE. BT AN 1.8.i. 01 BIGHTT TBABS 01 AG.I. fTHESB words a wise Fhyaician aaid t Stomach'* a master all ahonld dread, Oppote bis laws— for deatn prepare Obey them— health will triumph there With grateful thanks I hail thy name, Eno I and strive to give it fame. Your " Salt'Of •Fruit " can bring me cuso And give me comfort when I pleaie By true aperient, atrong or mild, To calm a man or aoothe a child; Aid nature without force or strain Strtngtnon heart liver, lung, and brain, Make tne pulae neither f aat nor alow, The blood heat not too high nor low Bo bringing health, at little coat Beatonng what neglect hadjost ;

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OAUI'ION- Legal iiight* wro protected n ■ vtry dviluad oountry. Read the following In the Supreme Court of Sjdney N.8.W.) an appeal from a decree of Sir W. Manning perpetually restraining tne Defendant (Hogg) from lelling a fraudulent imitation of Eno a Fruit Salt, and girin* h«*vy damages to the Plaintiff, has, after a moat exhaustive trial of two dMS* duration be«n unanimously diamiaaed with coata.— ' Sydney Horning Herald," Nor«nber2ftlh,iBBs. ftxamin* a*ch bottle, and aoe tlut tne GkMuU ia marked SNO'S FBUII SALT. With oat it you hay» been imposed on by a worknlMa b»»tto&. BOU> BY ALL O&IHISTS.

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