P* NO S C RUIT Q ALT. AH Functional Derangnmenta of the Liter, Temporary Congestion aruing from Alcoholic B«Term« ©• ; Erroni in Diet-Satin* or Drinking Billiousneu Sick Headache, Giddinow, Op. prewlon or Feeling of Melancholy ; Vomiting, Heartburn, Sourness of the stomach, Constipation, Ttiirat, Rheumatism, And Clout , Sea Sicknow Impure Blood, Itching, Nettle Rub, or any Orer-acid state of the Blood ; Bkin Erup. tiona, Boili, Diphtheria, the effocU of Morcum Poiaoni • at the Commencement of Fetors of all kindi ; Kcuslea and Chicken Pox— BN>3 "FRUIT BALT' i tho Simplest ml best remed '- >\ j , ' I \ I N -i s • i i - .'*."
LONGEVITY, Or a life complete in all iti itagel ii on the who!o deair»blo but extremely rare, Bui * wiaa observance of the simple laws of nature will redeem the observer! from the hell of many iv raeut to the paradise of a pleasurable existence, and conduct them through Hfo silently, gently and lerenely to it* far off termination. la this Death T Dreaded thing, How beautiful thou art 1 I HAVE A GREEN OLD AGE-I USB ENO^ " FRUIT SALT »* A SONG OF GRATITUDE* BT IN r.S.A* Of lIOHTT TXAB Of AQI, THESE words a wise Physician said Stomach's a master ail should dread, Oppose hli laws— for death prepare, Obey tbem— health will triumph thore. With grateful thanls I hail thy name Eno I and itriTe to give it fame Yonr " Salt-of-Frt-it, oan biiigmeearo And give me comfort whan I please By tru* aperient, strong or mild, To oaixn a man or soothe a child; Aid nature without foroe or strain, Strengthen heart flTer, lung, and brain Make Ux« pub* neither fait nor slow The blood heat not too high nor low go bringi health, at little oost,| Btftonng what neglect had lost ; To Eno ■ Salt I owe a debt, The grateful mind may not forget With rhyme that debt, in part I pay Experience teaching what to say. Neglect not the body, upon which the whole earthly existence depeDdi, inform yourself of what u beneficial and what is pernicious to it. EXCITEMENT FEVEBIBU. COLD with HIGH TEMPERATURE and QUICK PULaE or SUDDEN EMERGENCY USB EN O'S FRUIT SALT, an imperative hygenio need. It keeps the blood pure prevents farm tnd acute inflamma tory diieuei, remove* the injurious effects of excitement, stimulants, Barootios, such as alcohol, tobacco, tea, coffees, by natural meant ; thu> restores the nervom system to noimal condition by preventing the great danger of poUoned blood and over cerebral activity, sleepleunoM, irritability, worry, ute. IHJBBIBTANTLDOTE FOR EXCITEMENT, WI«T OF SLEEP, ETC., HALF-DOZEN OYSTERS (well chewed) two or three times a Jay, and JNO'S FRUIT SALT every few hours. BEADAOHE AND DISORDERED 3TOMLOH,— " After suffering for nearly two-and-a Half yean from severe headache and disordered itemaoh, and after trying mostly everything tad spending much money without finding any Mnefit, I was recommended by a friend to try row FRUIT SALT, and before I had finished me bottle 1 found it doing me a great deal of food, Mid now lam restored to my usual health md others I know thai have tried it hare not injoyed tuch good health tor year*. Yours aoei truly, Robjbt Humthbus Post Office, IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND ILL LEAVING HOkLE FOR A OiiANGJC— Wo have for the last four year used your IBUIT SALT during siveral imp< rtant Survey Bzp«ditiona in the Malay Psninio la, Siam.aap [kmbodia, and hay* undoubtedly derived very pMI benefit from it. In one instance only was nm of oar party atMoked with fever daring ih»t period, and that happened after our supply >f FRUIT SALT had run out. When makinr ong marohM under the powerful rayi of a rtrtieal nn, or travelling through swampy Htkioti, we have uiedtho FHUH 1 SALT wo »r thm times % day. The FRUII SALT acts M » gMitle aperient, keeps the blood 000 l and imXtujt *&& wardi off fever. W have iUmon in voluutarUy teatif ying to the lue of row preparation, aid our firm belief in iti iflloacy. We never go into the iungle without L and have al»o recommended it to otherr. -Youn truly. Commander— A. J. Lorrus, f.R.G.B, HUBumeee Majesty** Hvdrographer; i. 0. Dath»o>, Snpentendin Biameie Jovernment Telegraph** Bankok Biaua, Miy 183.— J. 0. Sxo, Esq. London.
CAUTION— Legal Bight* are otecUd •err *iviU**d country. Bead the following Kb ti» Supreme Court of Sydney N.9.W.) a aopeal from a d*oree of Sir W. Manning IroeVaaUy retraining me Defendant (Hojrj) torn •cHini * frandoleml imitation ot Inos tatt Bali, andftfiaf heavy damagei iotbe KBtttV SsW^ttet (T meet •xhVuttlv. trial of r* dayt* duntio* been unaniweasly dismissed 3e feWtfoto^ 1
l^m tan
Permanent link to this item
Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NOT18950502.2.7.1
Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka
North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8172, 2 May 1895, Page 1
Word count
Tapeke kupu
765Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8172, 2 May 1895, Page 1
Using this item
Te whakamahi i tēnei tūemi
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.