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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 March 1915, Page 4

tttt? international . ; JLxJLJ_j international] Two Point Sell-heating j SAD IRON The latest invention in benzine appliances. Easily adjusted and always to be trusted. It robs ironing-day,of all its lierveracking, muscle-straining disagreeabler.css. The International Iron is absolutely safe. If after ten days' trial from date of delivery you are not satisfied | your money refunded. |l The operating expense of the Inter- ,' national Iron is the cheapest known method to the civilised * world: four hours for |d. lam now booking or- „ ders for the first shipment arriving shortly. Send in your order by mail and I will give you a demonstration at youv home or send you full particulars by (l post. A demonstration will also bo ',' given at Mr Broomo's store, Woraroa, 'j every Saturday afternoon, from 2 p.m. till 4 p.m. J. M. MILNE. Weraroa LEVIN. Representative N.Z. Farmers' Distributing Co., Wellington. 268-1 m KNOWN Before scnarng outside town every woman requiring a first-class riding skirt should first visit W. M. Clark's Oxford-street. Levin. When you see the style, make and quality o tClark's new riding skirts, at a I owe* price than outside stores, you will give Clark's, your bns'nese. —Arivt. What, n cold on the cheer. Rub a little ■•.VYZOL" where you feel the :.Vl c< \<\ with wadding. Sirii i !>'.\ I ■<>!'-■> i.iir\,..g:i . Nazol .' o ha! r. Th* , trenf-.men-i '•*»*■_ ••cthes !'■:'.!ii' sjv-fjKfi" p.! , .:: singers shojld iii'vi'i- In.- wiih.jiil '.siyz.ii',." pl'Otevtiuu f<.f ihe throat aiiJtmt. -iiillfi. S|H'i'di<jst relx-t for 'loar.sem-i.o ind s..i i-ti.'ss. la u<l V>;i!l' contains 6C do.vjs. Advt—7 lL AND GOUTY AFFEC TIONS. t ay "Origin.") lie unnatural letuntion of uric acid sud ether urinary and biliary poisons in til 6 blood produce* a group of com plaints which - inflict upon humanity iunu-coutinued auffering and intense pain. The moat common of these complaints are rheumatism, gout, lum bagu, sciatica, and neuralgia. The kid-iiL-ys and liver are the organs upon ulnch nature has imposed the task ol u.tliacting from the blood certain matter which is being continuously manu iactu-ed »i the body, owing to the of the tissues. It is as oe cessary to liio that the wasting of the tissues must proceed uninteriuptedl) as it is that the substance of tin body must be regularly renewed by ihe food we eat, the water we drink, and the ail we breathe. It ia equally ne 'jtssary to health that the waste maltei should be expelled from the body continuously, for its presence in the blood entaiU disease or death. The treamont of rheumatic arid gouty affections by the outward ap plication of liniments, ointments, and embrocations is seldom productive ol much lasting benefit. They may «f ford temporary relief in some cases but they do not reach the atat of the disorder. (• The only way in whicl: health can be permanently restored and pain permanently removed is to take measures to ensure the regulai action of the kidneys and the liver Whan these organs are performing their allotted task naturally and fraelj, the uric acid and other urinary and biliary poisons pass from the system through the ordinary channels, and an\ • uffeiing caused by the presence ol such poisons in the blood ii at an end Owing to its specific action, Wai ner's Safe Cure every moment during the past thirty years has been demon atratiug its remarkable power of restor ing the kidneys and liver to health and activity. Complaints diagnosed as BngliL's Disease frequently have been cured by Warner's Safe Cure, whilst rheumatism, gout, gravel, stone, bladdei troubles, indigestion, biliousness, anae inia, impure blood, and all disorders caused by the retention in the system of urinary and biliary poisons, speedily yield to the influence of the medicine, simply because of its healing and stimulating influence upon the kidney* and the liver. Cures thus effected mru permanent, simply because they aie natural. The action of Warner's Safe Cure is described in detail in a treatise which will be sent, post free, to any one on application to H. H. Warnei and Co., Ltd , Australasian Branch, I Melbourne. Warner's Safe Cure is »oHi ! bye chemieti and storekeepers ever) | where, both in the original (ss) bottlei ; and in the cheaper (2s 6d) " Concen | truted," uu.a alcoholic form ; each con taining the limi number of doses. ' "1 am a "bootmaker. ' writes Mr i Frederick Miller, Great β-ing Street North Dunedin, N. Z. "and for ma.sy years suffered from terrible headaoh* , : and irregularity of the bowels dne tr my sedentary life. After taking >ne \ box of Chamberlain's Tablets I rfas J greatly benefited and they soon effoc'vxi i my cure. Upon the slightest symptoms j of constipation I take two or '■.bf'WJ ; tablets whioh always set me right. \d»'> ■ "Aly lieaa is stuffed with -i oold! , " j The housewife who wishes to make - I success of pickling onions, cauliflower, i hee.troot and) other vegetables, shoul-i use Sharland's Malt Vinegar. ] This excellent and popular vinegar I is brewed from malt and sugar and ] conforms to the requirements of tN> j Food and Drugs Act. It is undoubtedly the most wholesome and most i palatable vinegar in New Zealand. | Sold in bulk and bottles. Ask your j grocer for Sharland's Advt. .Vhy don't you get "Na;sol"? A tev. - whiffs of this honesT speoi&e i through a Nazol Inhaler will effect i. I speedy relief. Iβ 6d buys 60 doses— Advt— 7 i GET VERY WEAK. I i "My boy Jack was very bad witl- ' diarrheoa," writes Mrs. M. Lee, Forbes N. S. W. "for quite a fortnight be •β-t t ill and got very weak. Jlfy husb%nd i bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Remedy and to ou/r suprise one loso j icompletely cured him. Bold ■ovary- / where. Advt.