LACTOBACILINE.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1911, 20 November 1913, Page 10

LACTOBACILINE.

TABLETS AND POWDE.It; Prepared under the authority and srieni tine controt of PKOFESSOB METCHNIKOIT. Lactobacillus combats and arrests the development of pathogenic and pittrefae--1 tive germs in the intestinal canal. By this action tacrqtaciltine not alone • exert? ,;v powerful influence, in tin?- re--1 storation to and rciaiiitonancß of perfect . fieueral health, hut is specially indicated in ' AFFECTIONS OF TIIE DIGESTIVE ; ' TRACT. Castro-enteritis, miieo-mcmbranou.s eti* . tero-colitis, constipation, intestinal tuberculosis, typhoid fever, influenza, appendicitis, and intestinal ■catarrh. IN CASES OF AUTOINTOXICATIONS —cirrhosis of the, liver, chronic nephritis, artcrio-sclerosis, chlorosis, anaemia, dysnopsia, etc. IN ALL CASES DUE TO ABNORMAL INTESTINAL FERMENTATION: : IN ALL CASKS DEPENDENT 0^" i DISTUEBA.NCES Of SECBKTIOX of 3 hile and pancreatic juice (gallstone, panJ croatic diabetes). In diabetes Laetobaciliinc by virtue of - the fermentation which it sets up in the ' alimentary sugars diministes the CUyeo- ' suria. s Tho tablets are put lip in glass cylinders and are packed in boxes each con- - tuiniu? S cylinders. Price, Ss. 6d. per i box. Each cylinder and box bears tho 1 words "Lo Ferment Seul Fournisseur du 8 Professor Metehnikoff," without which none are genuine.. D Lactouitcilline can be ordered through J any chemist, f Full particulars can be obtained from 1 the Societe le Ferment, Smeetou's Build- * ings, Queen Street, Auckland, 1 For selling 23 boxes of unsound mack- , erel a fish-dealer has been fined ,£](| at , Grimsby. Each box contained 109 fish, \ and defendant was liable to a flue of £il\ , a fish, or .£73,600 in nil. Evidence was given that the boxes were lopped with good fish. Mr. .1. H. Jackson, who will bn Mavm - of Koches.KT next year, is one of five l brothers who hove been mayovj. One i brother was .Mayor of Busih'gstoke. ani other Mayor of Jlartborftnsli, s\m\ a third . t.wtco Mnffli' f.l Newbury, atid • n {ouilli Havor of E«adiDg,