"Danger is the spur or an great minds." —<~hapma:i. Even in warm weather there lurks the danrer or Influenzs, bronchitis, coughs ana colds, and this should spur wise fulk to tn? necessity of keeping Baxter's Lung Preserve, aiways handy. This sterling, time-tested remedy—so rich, soothing and tonical —is always an efficacious antidote lor lung- ana oitest troubles. Invaluable aiso for children's ailments—thev like its ?leasant taste and its soothing qualities. our chemist ot grocer sells Matter's LungPreserver In large 2/C bottles.
-Witti tile utmost concaence in your Verdict we ask your .careful investigation Of the numerous special features oj CLINCHER CHOsd MuTUK Cah IYREi Ml g-arages cai; supply. 1108/
WHAT IS CHIROPRACTIC? IT IS NOT MEDICINE; NOT SURGERY; NOT MASSAGE. ■truments, based on a correct knowledge of anatomy, and especially the nervous system. The Chiropractic idea Is that the cause of disease is In the person aniicted, and ttie adjustment In correcting the wrong: that Is producing: it. The function of every organ in the body Is controlled by mental impulses rroni the brain which it transmits through the nerves. Any impingement "I' these nerves interfering with the transmission or mental impulses results in an abnormal function called disease. This Interference is caused by lubiuxated vertlbrae pressing' upon nerves as they pass out from the spinal cord. The chiropractor is able tu locate the point of Obstruction or Interference and by means ol adjusting' the subluxated vertebrae, corrects the cause; and normal conditions, or healtii Is' the result. To those who are suffering; from either acute or chronic diseases we can truth fully siate that we run locate the cause of tiij.'r trouble. If given a fair trial we can remove this cause and the result will be health. l>o nol he discouraged, because you have tried several other methods without success. All of our patients nave had lliij same experience, and 90 per rent, of (hem have been relieved. investigation rusts nothing and means beaitli and happiness. J: G. YEKKEY, r'KIROPKACTOR. OFFICE: Boom 11. Railway Buildings, HAMILTON.
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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14586, 8 February 1921, Page 2
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