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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1803, 16 July 1913, Page 3

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. Toescapc APPEHDIGITIS proper care of the digestive system is imperative. Lack of attention to the most important funciioa® of the body is culpably dangeimi?, the more so as the trouble of regulatio'g thebowelsis trifling. Oivj tcaspoonml of STEMS' HEALTH SALT taken every morniv.y before breakfa?t will keep the whole system perfectly regular .-.ml free from all the impurities which set up irritation—acquir* the habit in time. Palatable, rolreshinc, and healthgiving STEVENS' HEALTH SALT is the Salt that sweetens liie— Pries 1/6, from s!l Chemists and Grocers. Sole Proprietor, H. I'. Stcvkns, Christchi:hcii. CS.m-6

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