GOOD HEALTH WITHOUT DRUGS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2368, 20 July 1899, Page 45

GOOD HEALTH WITHOUT DRUGS.

3,— THE WORK. OF LIFE.

. Dr Tibbles's Vi-Cocoa, is not in any senJO fc medicine. It is simply a nourishing beverage, and in that respect it plays a most important part in the prevention of functional disorders. In these important organs, and others, it has a wonderful faculty of giving power to the involuntary muscles of the body. By > involuntary we understand those muscles not controlled by the will. Those muscles whioh carry on the work of life without our consent, and unless looked at carefully, in many instances, without our knowledge ; such as the ■beating of the heart when asleep, the breathing of the lungs, the action of the kidneys, and the digestive process. Dr Tibblcs's ViOocoa acts on these in a nourishing and strengthening sense, conserves the strength of these involuntaiy muscle 3, prevents undue waste, and by its beneficial action gives health and vigour to men and women. As people become more intelligent, they see that they should try and prevent disease. It seems strange, when one comes to consider it, that the efforts of medical science are directed to curing, when preventing would seem to bs a more rational proceeding. Dr Tibbles's Vi-Cocoa has proved itself victorious over every other food beverage in the market to-day. Anyone can satisfy themselves on this point, and if anyone who reads this is suffering' from a deranged or sluggish liver, let him or her leave off gulping down spirits, beer, tonics, drugs of all sorts, and try and prove this most wonderful food-beverage, which will do more to promote and maintain a healthy action of the liver than all the socalled remedies. To the sedentary brainworker who sits hour after hour in a stuffy room, coining his thoughts into current litei-a-lure, to tho lawyer pouring over his brief— or reading hard; to the quill-driver ; we say, take to Dr Tibbles's Vi-Cocoa, and you'll find after a week or so of Dr Tibbles's' ViCocoa you'll be in that happy state that 'you won't know you have a- liver, and your life will be full of sunshine.

The unique vitalising and restorative powers of Dr Tibbles's Vi-Cocoa are being recognised to an extent hitherto unknown in the history of any preparation. Dr Tibbles's Vi-Cocoa, in B£d packets, and Is Id and 2s 2d tins, can be obtained from all chemists, grocers, and stores, or from Dr Tibbleß's Vi-Cocoa, Limited, 269 George street, Sydney. _ . Merit, and merit alone, i« what we claimed for Dr Tibbles's Vi-Cocoa, and we are prepared to send to any reader (a postcard will do) who n'.'mes the Otago Witness a dainty sample tin of Dr Tibbles's Vi-Cocoa free and post-paid.

-Messrs R. Hay and Raweon, the Royal Com. mission appointed to report on Mr Maxwell 8 proposals for an extension of the Timaru Marl>our works, completed their inquiries on Saturday. Their report is expected to be ready in a fortnight.

The following verdict (says the Daily Mail, London) is unique in the annals of coroners' juries. It refers to a mummified body which was being conveyed by Captain Fox from Peru to a museum at Ghent, but which came into the hands of the authorities through the packing case being opened at Broad street goods station: — "That the woman was found dead at the railway goods station, Sun street, on April 15, and did die on Borne date unknown, in some foreign country, probably South America, from some cause unknown. No proofs of a violent death are found, and the body has been dried and buried in some foreign manner, probably sun dried and cave buried, and the jurors are satisfied that this body does not show any recent crime in ,Un> country, and that the deceased was unknown and about twenty-five years of age." "Soilence in the Coort !" the bobby cried, And I really thought I should have died, With the coughing • herr and the sniffing

there, ■"; Till the Judge, enraged, said: — "I declare, This row no longer I'll 3ndure, Just eend for WoodVfl Great Pmnaraiut Cure."