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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7834, 29 May 1905, Page 1

Taranakl Foundry. OKEY&ROLLO JBNGIKIIBBB. IBOW AND MUM NOTIFY that tkey bare remtTaa their Work* to New and Commodlou» Premises im Molesworta-street, • •horf dlftaace Mat of the Bidud Door Factory. The wr toundi- *- thoroughly equipped, a&d the ~ an prepared, ai In the put, to ate. ■"^..S 1 ."""J" •*»«*•*'' to than hi • ikllful tm* prompt maaaer. Makers efi BAIBY FAOTOBT MACHUfWH WATEB WHBELB, TUBBINBB Art SAWMILL HAOimnW^ All Classes of Agricultural aad Be*. •r»l Machlierj BopfireT achmts roa 1 J. aad H. McLarea's Traetloa atolls**.. Steam Boa* Boilers. ITrae. *'•» *M|OH, OlasmoMle Motor Out aad tat* Motor Trueka. ■adlator Butter Makers and Biurt. tort, *"" Victor Qu or Gasoline Wngt^ti Wrought Steel SpUt Pulle/.. tShaftlag »■* Plumber Bioeki. Oraameatal Cut Iroa Columns VmmW aad «®»itou Telsphoae 141. P.o. Bo* U HOW TO BE HEALTHY THOUGH MIDDLE AGED. I women there are who would bo wil- I nfJl B "* f lmost if tnej ould be as strong, acti nd enjoy life as much really Jll so al to;be incapacitated for their daily duties. but\at the same time their health i* not what they would 'liko it to bo. Meals art no longer enjoyed, because Ui*re it suffering from gouty dispepsia; posoccasional gouty or rheumatic, pains I are experienced, and there are numer- I eras other unpleasant symptoms that I tend to rob life of its asst and enjoy. I nient. * I

These health troubles of middle-age are frequently due to the fact that uric acid, which should pass, out of the body, remains within it. It doe* not need any argument to. prove that when this is so the health must suffer. You cannot well expect anything clso, and just as long as the uric acid remains ft will accumulate and the symptoms from which you now suffer will, instead of getting otter, beconio gradually worse. It would uot be true to say that all health troubles of middle-ege are due to uric acid, but It is perfectly certain that many are. If you read what follows as to the signs of uric acid troubles you can. toll-for yourself whether your discomforts are due to uric acid. Irritation between your fingers, in your palms and ankles, small concretions on the outer rim of your ear, torpid liver which causes aching in your right side, acidity, heartburn, or flatulence a.'ter meals, are all symptoms of uric acid trouble. Stiffness of joints' or muscles, enlargement of the joints, tenderness to the touch, or occasional pains th the joints and muscles, all point to

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