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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 4 June 1923, Page 13

It’s such a little dose —as much 'as will lie on a sixpence; it’s such an easy dose—you can’t taste it in your breakfast cup of tea; it’s such a cheap dose costs less than a farthing a day. But it does so much for you. Every day it reminds your liver and kidneys of their duty, and gently stimulates them to its due performance. It removes all the waste matter that has been clogging the system, purifies and refreshes the blood, makes you tingle in every fibre with new health, new vigour, new joy. And its steady tonic influence .is such that there is . never any lowering after-effect, such as you commonly experience with depurative drugs. You know what Kruschen Salts are—the analysis printed on every bottle tells you. You know, too (or at least your doctor knows), that the six different salts they contain are Nature’s own health ingredients. And millions of your fellow-beings know that Kruschen gives in joyous abundance just that health and happiness that make the difference between the boredom of existence and the zest of life. A priceless gift for si farthing a day.

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etc., is half to one teaspoonful in a of hot water before breakfast. Chemist sells Kruschen Salts in 2/6 —each bottle contains 96 mornin pencefuls”—enough to last three Get a bottle to-day. tumbler Every bottles g "sixmonths.