INTERNAL CLEANLINESS. Everyone who would be healthy should realise the importance of cleanliness. Cleanliness kills disease and disease germs, and their consequent infections and effects. Internal cleanliness is certainly more \ vital than external cleanliness, though both are necessary to lull health. It is decidedly more necessary to keep the colon clean than to wash the body and . brush th e teeth! Realise the fact, and you will he immediately interested in Coloseptic, a unique treatment for overcoming disea.se bv maintaining intern?i cleanliness. All disease is caused by what Dr. Wayne calls "Autoxima." which means . self-poisoning, due to the accumulation of waste matter in the body. To get rid of this waste in the right manner. Dr. ', Wayne devised Colnsentie, a unique treatment, not to be confounded with drugs ' and purging medicines. ' Internal cleanliness is the first law of . Nature and the use of Coleseptic enables • everyone fo fulfil that law regularly and ' rightly. A dose twice or thrice a week - -will keep you constantlv well. Coloseptic is sold at 5s 6d per package ' at all chemists. Wholesale: All leading Drug Houses.
'. Foi-d owners, modernise your best servant and fit 'a Springfield Electric Selfstarter. Moderate in cost; certain in l operation. Come and see us about it.— v Pullan, Armitage and Co., Ltd., Albert Street, Auckland. Create an atmosphere of Nazol about ' you. so that you constantly inhale it. About 10 drops on the chest of the pyjama ', jacket at night or on the singlet in the :• morning protects you against infectious ;• germs. It is undoubtedly good for coughs, I v 1 coltU a sore «U*
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17661, 23 December 1920, Page 9
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