RunDown ? B Get rid of Self-poisoning urges Dr. C. Oppenheimer, celebrated Berlin physician Appetite gone. Vitality lacking. Subject to headaches, to frequent colds, to fits of ‘ blue3,’ so many people are like this, when they could easily be really well. Self-poisoning Responsible Modem foods, lack of exercise cause weakness and flabbiness of the abdominal organs. Particles of decaying foodwaste are not completely evacuated, giv ing rise to dreaded self-poisoning (Aiitoxima). Self-poisoning is the origin of constipation, indigestion, gas in 'the stomach and bowels, catarrh, rheumatism, neuritis, eczema, pimples and other ailments. New Life Netv Energy Get rid of self-poisoning by drinking Coloseptic in hot water every morning. Coloseptic helps to pass the poisonous waste matter gently out of the body. It combats headaches, fatigue and other symptoms of self-poisoning. Taken regularly, Coloseptic stimulates your.whole intestinal tract, gives you more vim and vigour. Better digestion, more abundant energy are yours. Send for 7-Day Jar COLOSEPTIC—S/6 regular full-size jars from chemists, etc., sufficient for several weeks’ regular Use. Test COLOSEPTIC for yourself. Send with 1/- stamps or postal note for a special 7-day demonstration jar of COLOSEPTIC and interesting book, ‘ ‘ Autoxima, ” to COLOSEPTIC LTD., Dept. U 3 P.O, Box 1067, Auckland.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 17 June 1933, Page 12
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199Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 17 June 1933, Page 12
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