NERVOUS INDIGESTION.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16417, 10 January 1919, Page 4

NERVOUS INDIGESTION.

Many Australian people suffer from nervous indigestion. Worry, a ilwp grid, overwork, lack of exerciat', or u. general run-clowu condition of tne system will cause it. Among sdiooleliudren overstudy and confinement in badly ventilated "100 ms will bring it on. It is a disease of the nerves rather than of the digestive organs, and is corrected by giving* needed nourishment to the norvous system building up tho blood. Dr. "Williams' Pink Pills arc an ideal tonic lor nervous people because they are non-alcoholic, and nervous patients should avoid alcoholic stimulants. Tho treatment consists largely in rest, recreation, and the use of the tonic, the discontinuance of any practice that may have caused the trouble and abstinence from tea, eoltee, and stimulants. As the nerves recehe thoir nourishment through the blood the latter must be built up and made rich and pure. Especially if there .is loss of weight and pallor indicating a weakness of the blood, Dr. "Williams' Pink Pills are best adapted. Write for the free booklet. ''Diseases of the Nervous System," to the Dr. WilLiitras' Jledicine Co., - 15ox 845, G.P.0., Wellington. Your own chemist or storekeeper sells the pills, or they will bo sent, post paid at Us per box. Bix boxes 16s Gd. 6