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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9442, 12 May 1909, Page 3

GALL STONES. Generally found in the gall bladder, but occasionally in the larger biliary dnots. They vary in size from a grain of wheat to a large hazel nut, and In extreme cases are still larger. They are mostly round or angular in form, and having the feel and consistence of soapstone. The pain is felt about three inches to the right, and a little below the point of ti e breast bone; is of a continuous, dull, aching character, and at times becomes most excruciating. The paroxysms cause nausea and vomiting, cold sweat, small, frequent puise, pallid face, and great exhaustion ; the attacks usually come on without warning, continue for varying periods, and oease as the stone escapes through the duct. Persons who are subject to gall stones, should never be without IMPBY’S MAY APPLE. Indeed it is safe to say that when this remedy is used regularly, this ailment never occurs, while those who resort to IMPEY’S MAY APPLE in bad attacks find speedy relief and cure. Price 2s 6d.

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