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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1975, 10 January 1907, Page 4

"THE GLOBE" CREAM SEPARATOR. if llisSi I# The “'Globe” Separator is manufactured on an entirely dilforont principle to all others, it being made on the Link libido system, which means PERFECT SKIMMING. By this system tho milk is divided ii[> by plates in thin layers, so that each spneo between tho plates acts as an individual separator. Instead of loose discs, tho link blades are hinged and jointed to one single part, thereby preventing tho parts being put togothor in wrong order. EASIEST TO CLEAN, THE STRONGEST, THE CLEANEST SKIMMER. Admitted by Experts to he FAR THE BEST ON THE GLOBE. Prices and Particulars from Local Ironmongers. And tho Wholesale Agents, WINGATE and Co., Ironmongers, 33 and 35 Queen Streot, Auckland.

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We put the best ume&riuls and workmanship i.i unr 49 years reputation is your guarantee. Prize Medals, Toronto ISO2, Chicago lsua. 0. is*;, rrico Lists may be obtained from the office of this Paper ; apply at once* SAMI.. PEACH & SQNS, Tho Looms, Box 6 , 6 NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND. A CONVERSATION. Unit I.VoIy, mwl lm, o illSt bOOll tol(1 ‘I mv St whit uric poisoning means to ii bo S lad if you will tell me *?' o**-fogur. c f\ HI /ERY, und delighted goods. isu;{. Ksttji). I**7. do. Just wN.lt uric poisoning means. Is il'a serious matter? ’ - - ■» which shoulU to a diseased or inaetivo condition of th- liLvs TO of substancos is duo perfectly, they filter and extract from th "“blood of 7b» Wh k - Hi dn °7 s are working pints of urim every day. In hT“ 3° 1 “/ the average individual about three waste material produced by the woarTind towntarmc should be dissolved various dead matter, and Its presence in the hwi * ‘ t,S3UOs of She body. This is urine should contain about ten "nine irf wei^h/ i ’ h . e 1 threo pints of normal together With other animal and minenl °„ L 1 f n,cld ' an oun =e of urea, nearly an ounce. ‘ U malter varying from a third of an ounce to nntoPfiom'h'J body in “henatunl/manner’tS? “ en . tion - when not e’imihig. It hat are the usual symptoms by which iheniJ Ut ° " V,V S a '°" n as urio poi-on- ’ Now you are asking S a ,C m!i’ ep n resc " ceof ‘'i cse is manifest? ire com.nouiyj died diseases are not actudlf „ Man 7, complaints which ahau.-natlam, Gout, Nou«il-£ ““g*?™- F « Instance, Stone, and Biaddap Troubles"ue’vu ° } . s ='atica, Gravel, tion, Anaemia, Persistent Headslb! d Y ” nc l Jol3ons - 'ndigesoften solely due to the same cause In “cl ,T°L a TL®° r!a, ’ a, l Debility ar, freely and tborougbly, none of the complaint, , 3ys ?T° do ! n S their wori c.iusitive poisons would be absent. ontioned could trouble us, as th..M d,l^S wben'aiiyone toTuffedng toom s'; aCtion ot bh Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica fink, ? he “ m atism, Gout. Trouolas, Anaemia, Debility, Per’sivt-nt 2 S * ono > Biadder melholl of &*** * - be cfTitod 1 " The'lridnc/VinusTbe IStored’"to'health™^?‘act *.J far ™". 3 ‘ Li to remove Cir> rlnn,r . A,e: > ,t h ana. act vi,y, so tliaf - j-lio jtiuneys musl , lc 7 ,ll i y cn.ibled to remove the daiiv pi Lien t nil! Jf, Pnnl.inno In * production of. poisons i» the body, or t h* Q. I have always been under the impression iw ,i ’ r , ll °, y-'itli the maintenance of our general bea'th h„ 1 h Tf r iaa a great deal .'C chief cause of most of the disorders from which w 0 T* ' thb a >e Hie work done by tbo liver Jq nf n,„ , . - i.isociated with the work done by tho kidneys” Vmtool'™? 0^11 " 00 ’, aild i(; is closely wiih dbp liver, the kidneys arc almost lw« dh/Ifm' " h = n , a "y*in ß is the- matlm likewise true. In the liver various substances areactual/vm 01 ?' 1 V nUtl u le Coßtrar J is or tnQse pound> of bile are thus m,ide every day We'liZr r“i° from the bloedi * Two converts it into another foipn,, and store f it un so a, to J tcs ? n 8 arfron *Wood, blopd, gradually, as, %, latter- requires enrich }° >* to the vsbich is insolubjc, injto.urea, which is comnlet Iv sn’nMo • i *T el v C^ulri ? es uric tlie blood corpuscles which have lived ilieir life ami ’ / l '] d tll , e !| reralso deals with , Q• As. ll,p functions of the k.dneys n n llZr k 1 ”° ion Ser. >/: W?F r . c 13 reason to suspect (hat Ether ounn is nnt° ! n related, I gather qiiratyye agent should be employed v. hich woukfa l pounu* doln ° i ts "’ ork ciheiently, a A. Yen, that is the case, and it was tha £5 i upon lhe W’dneys and iivrv? Mto tbp discovery of that invaluable medlinc W a pl . c “i 0 *" 1 tllct ■' hich thirty yearn ago, certain medical! men, kno'vhmlhat Sa< £ Abo^ w,''i P■ i, wpa}4.bpnefipiplly affect alik.o the kidneys' and Wu 7 could hnda mcdicijrc t!,o comi.ion (Ji?ordcrs, devoted tliemseivcs to'ilm halcl’ . 7 Co ! ,ld control mo, 4,0 f numy disAppoinlmcnts, their efforts wem '-ew rded s " ch a remedy. Alter U.arnpr, s. Safe Cure was proved lo possess the kSi J ° I ? lod,clne now known ns Safe Cure has a P^ “oHon-1? , mn i ? l '?’ Pel ' t,es J in , tho fld!est dc Sreoboth t!l ; kidneys and liver, and, by restoring fbose viH! m*” 8 } lea } m " cP 'act upon pr* a ™ •«■*- travel Naurairfia, IndiffecMr,,, Stone Lumbago Biliousness Blarlden-Troubles Sciatica Jaundice ?f" s, :al Debility Vnghl-a Disease, probably the mod u Hoadaclm ■unit by ’ 1 , moir ' Wtai; of, all diseases, yields to treat WARNER’S. SAFE CURE. —lit—l Ui.y rit, uitil'l'l 1 WaDDor’o Salo Cro ~, pormanont,

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