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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 989, 4 June 1930, Page 4

A MAN WHO LIKES HIS JOB Mttd to be Depressed and Lifeless If UTIL MIS WIFE SUGGESTED KRUSCHEN Here Is a young man who Is bound to succeed, because when work is a pleasure ft is properly done, and work properly done leads to success. Yet not long ago he nearly fell asleep over his job. His wife saw wha t was wrong—he thanks her for the tip. ** I used to suffer with constipation, and after taking Epsom salts or senna tea I used to suffer with colds, so my wife suggested I should take Kruschen, and I have not regretted it since, ns before taking Kruschen I used to be depressed and lifeless, and did not care whether I worked or went to sleep; but now, and ever since I started to take Kruschen, work and life is a pleasure to me.” By preventing constipation, Kruschen ensures the complete and regular elimination of all poisonous waste matter. It thus maintains a pure, vigorous blood-stream, which carries health and heartiness to the whole body—raiding and destroying the germs of colds, influenza, and other diseases as soon as they enter the system. Let Kruschen keep you fit and fortified against colds the long winter through. 1 Kruschen Is a perfect blend of six natural mineral salts which we all need every day (i) to help the liver and kidneys to perform their natural dutiea in a natural way, (ii) to clear away, gently but completely, all the poisonous waste matter that has been clogging the system ; (iii) to purify the blood. The analysis is on the bottle. There are sodium and magnesium to stimulate the organs of elimination. To feed your tissues there’s the tonlo potassium. Each " little daily dose” is a full day’s supply of these six vital salts ; just the right amount to keep your body and nund tuned up to a pitch of real constant fitness. Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Chemists and Stores at 2/6 per bottle. if-ai-au ERNES <7fie BRANDY tfiaf maefe famous tyurinq theftiohitika Qoldffush „ , . coaches and pack-horses were kept busy. Picks, shovels, flour . . . were at a premium. So, also, was Bonnington’a Irish Moss. n, Hugo s Minstrels, Post Office, DUNEDIN. 14 th September, 1887. Messrs. Geo. Bennington Ltd. High Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Dear Sirs, After suffering with a severe cold in the throat, 1 being unable to sing for two nights, used one bottle of your IRISH MOSS, and I am glad to say it cured my cold almost instantly. I shall recommend it to mil tny professional friends. Yours truly, ( Signed ) Priscilla Feme. \f ■ML Y 3\ 3 ; n L td ir ::: l have y^idderSEVENTY years ago Bonnington’s was already well known. In the pioneer days of privation, days of privation and exposure, Bonnington’s was found invaluable in warding off chills and bronchial troubles. Nothing, even to-day, is so good for checking coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, or ’flu, as the letters quoted fully testify. Always keep a large bottle in the house. „ BONNINGTONS IRISH MOSS For Coughs and Colds V As a R favciui is mfl 1/6 and 3/6 at all Chemists and Stores. „ family cough remedy, Bonnington’s holds first Tear—the Adult Dose is I teaspoon/uls, while 10 drops sufficient for Baby,