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Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 March 1915, Page 4

rnrrTT , international ai , X XX Hi INTERNATIONAL . pl( Two Point Self-heating j jo< SAD IRON ;„ The latest invention in benzine ap- ]UI pliances. Easily adjusted and always j o; to be trusted. id< It robs ironing-day of all its nerve- ,i c , racking, muscle-straining disagreeable- t |, ness. nc The International Iron is absolutely tll safe. If after ten days' trial from se date of delivery you are not satisfied m your money refunded. '' 01 The operating expense of the Inter- !, tll national Iron is the cheapest known tll method to tlio civilised world: four s j ( hours for 3d. lam now booking orders for the first shipment arriving 1)( shortly. O Send in your order by ma.il and 1 s ; will give you a demonstration at yonr sc home or send you full particulars by post. A demonstration will also be f, given at Mr Broome's store, Weraroa, ( every Saturday afternoon, from 2 p.m. !' till 4 p.m. }. J. M. MILNE. . l, " Weraroa LEVIN. 8 Representative N.Z. Farmers' Distrib- ' k uting Co., Wellington. 268-1 m FOR SALE.—One 400-gallon galvanized Iron Tank with removable top— Sharpe Broe.. Levin 'W5-3 KNOWN Before sending outride town every woman requiring a first-class riding '2 skirt should first visit W. M. Clark's Oxford-street. Lc\ in. When you see the I style, make and α-mlity o tClark'e new j lidine; skirts, at a lowe* price than outj .v.'iu you will give Clark's your bn S i-.>« -'•.'■♦. ' I'-i'.l'.- , ?]Tn\'-. ■ -±r.'.: singers Kho lid nrv.-i bt: wiiijoiit '".Sazo!." Ue.-l i>ro- ! (, v ;i■■-. f..v lh" tliroiil :\!i:\my. .:llills. i S|u.oi!i..st n>l ; <-f tor V■afset;,;;•..; ind '. . ~f . ,u , <s ]s t j<l l i'u;!'.' fiii.t'iins 6C ,;;«,."' ' _ ( 1 A. AND GOL'IY AFi'ECI TIONS. i ,2y "Origin.") Tr* unnatural retention of uric acid aii-j I'.iier uuuuiy and biliaiy poisons in iu bluud produce* a group of com plaints which inflict upon humanity ;ui)u-cuntinued iuffering and intense pain. The most common of these complaints are rheumatism, gout, luca bagu, sciatica, and neuralgia. The kidneys and liver are the organs upon which nature has imposed the task o) e.\tiacting from the blood certain matlet which is being continuously mauu ■ f:ictu-ed in the body, owing to the wasting of the tissues. It is as ue cussaiy to lifo tliat the waiting of the ' tissues must proceed uninterruptedly as it it that the substance of the body must be regularly tenewed by iht food we eat, the water we drink, and the ait we breathe. It ia equally ne ctssary to health that the waste mattei should be expelled from the body continuously, for its presence iu the blood entails disease or death. The treamerit of rneumatic arid gouty affections by the outward ep plication of liniment*, ointments, and embrocations is seldom productive of much lasting benefit. They may ni ' ford temporary relief in some cases, but they do not reach the seat of the disorder, r The only way in which health can be permanently restored and pain paimanently removed is to take measures to ensure the reguiai action of the kidneye and the fiver. When these organs are performing their allotted task naturally and freely, the uric acid and other urinary and biliary poisons pass from the system through the ordinary channels, and any suffering caused by the presence of euch poisons in the blood is at ao end. Owing to its specific action, War ner's Safe Cure every moment during the past thirty years hai been demon atrating its remarkable power of restor .ing the kidneys and liver to health and activity. Complaints diagnosed at Bnght's- Disease frequently have been cured by Warners Safe Cure, whilst rheumatism, gout, gravel, stone, bladder troubles, indigestion, biliousness, anae mia, 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 «nd stimulating influence upon the kidney* and the liver. Cures thus effected are permanent, simply because they ere natural. The action of Warner'* Safe Cure in described in detail in a treatise which will be sent, poet free, to any one on application to H. It. Waruei and Co., Ltd., Australasian Branch, Melbourne. Warner's Safe Cure is soW bye chemisU and storekeepers ever) where, both in the original (ss) bottlei and in the cheaper (2s 6d) " Concen trated," no.a alcoholic form; each coo taining the lame number of dons ' '1 am a ■bootmaker. ' write* .11 r Frederick Miller, Great iiing Street. North Dunedin, N\ Z. "»nd for many years suffered from terrible headaobn and irregularity of the uowelfl doe io my sedentary life. After taking >ne bos of Chamberlain's Tablete I aras greatly benefited and they soon efiocbed my cure. Upon the slightest sympto is of constipation I take two or *;br«»e tablete which always set me right. Adit "JMy neae to stuffed with a oold! , ' The housewife who wishes to make ■ success of pickling onions, cauliflower, beetroot and) other vegetables, should use Sharland's Malt Vinegar. This excellent and popular vinegar is brewed from malt and sugar and j conforms to the requirements of tbe Food and Drugs Act. It is undoubtedly the most wholesome and most palatable vinegar in New Zealand. Sold in bulk and bottles. Ask your grocer for SharlancPe AdVt ,Vhy don't you get "Nazol"P A tev.- whiffs of this honest specific through a Nazol Inhaler will effect :i speedy relief. Is 6d buys 60 doses— Advt-7 GET VURF WEAK. "My boy Jack was very bed with diarrheoa," writes Mrs. M. Lee, Forbee N. S. W. "for quite a fortnight he -as ill and got very weak. iVTy huabind bought a .bottle of Chamberlain's Remedy and to our euprise one lose (completely oured him. Bold everywhere. Advt.