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Advertisement for Eno's 'Fruit Salt', 1898. Creator: Unknown.

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Advertisement for Eno's 'Fruit Salt', 1898. 'A BELIEF in a SUPERNATURAL POWER which has given us A LAW to LIVE BY. Chemistry cannot tell us why some food is wholesome and other food is poisonous. That food is best for us which best nourishes the body into health and strength; and a belief in a Supernatural Power which has given us a law to live by and to which we are responsible for our conduct has alone, of all the influences known to us, succeeded in ennobling and elevating the character of man. Froude...Socrates taught that this life could NOT end all. Plate meditating on Immortality before Socrates, the BUTTERFLY, SKULL, and POPPY, about 400 B.C. The Want of Nutriment is the Cause of Disease. HOT MILK. THE ONLY PERFECT HUMAN BUILDER...HOT MILK is the only True Food for the prevention of disease, Influenza, Sleeplessness, etc., (premature death);...use Hot Milk and ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT'...to create a HEALTHY action of the excretory organs by NATURAL MEANS, and PRODUCE a Natural Flow of Healthy Bile (a New Life). By the use of ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT' the Hot Milk will agree, which otherwise might produce biliousness, etc. DISTINCTLY, Hot Milk should be kept in every bed-room, for sleeplessness, worry, or mental or physical strain'. From "Illustrated London News", 1898.

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HRM26A15_305

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33.9Mo (2.7Mo) / 34.9cm x 24.3cm / 4123 x 2873 (300dpi)

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