SELF-POISONING. THE CURSE OF CIVILISATION. Again and again medical authorities have pointed out that, through defective functioning of the digestive organs, caused by errors of diet, wo arc slowly but surely poisoning ourselves. It is the cause of untold suffering, the root of disease and sickness —the curse of civilisation. Owing to food being only partially digested, poisonous acids and gases are created which cause continued irritation in the food tract. This irritation sets up a breeding ground for diseases and malignant growths. To overcome digestive disorders, and thereby avoid this dangerous internal irritation, Anti-Acido should bo taken directly after me&ls—in acute cases, as often as desired. Antir Acido stops fermentation, neutralises poisonous acids and prevents the formation of gases. It keeps the system free from digestive disorders, and enables you to build up health and energy with rich, wholesome, nourishing food. 2s 6d, all chemists and stores. Wholesale Distribntors: F. and N. Suckling, Anzac Avenue, Auckland.—Advt. NO COCAINE USED. We want to impress youwith the re* «ults pf our famous Narcosia for teeth extraction. You need hav® no fear or nervousness when consulting us. What we advertise we do. Teeth filled or extracted painlessly without any aftefl effects is absolutely true to fact. ConBuit us without charge of any kind— Ballin and" EuSSell, Surgeon Dcaliits, Up£os Bymonda Street|.r-A<i?t«
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18950, 23 February 1925, Page 5
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