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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 996, 10 December 1910, Page 9

I POOR.TOOLS AND A GOOD V WORKER.

INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA lUniT- '¥ ; sound, stomach. } •■, " y'?:M : ■ The stomach'is a-good, strong, vitalqr«. '.0 '3 gan, which 1 is constantly protecting - and ::' j;i feeding every other organ'of-the''body.'. / f/S It is tho most abused, neglected, and '" ',■'.', '■ scorned member of man also. Most.men , .;■:. ', : . abuse their stomach with under-cooked ..■":■? food, high living, alcohol, tobacco, pas- :.v;;-,:: tries, and scores of other unhealthy prac-.'-.'-X tices. '■ '• ' ■•■"■ ■ ■■■ ■ '•;'.' '-.■. •'■' ) ■".. ' ; -'^. : ;«! When the stomach at last sickens of-.all--:-.■'-.'.■',-?■•■ this abuse and cannot: do its. full duty, /. )'■:'■:.% most men are not earned, but keep. up '■'•■■.'.'.•'!, ! their assaults, on tho stomach, nntiiat- /.,..' last it.rebelsi and begins to cause .tronble! ■.■V-'i'vJJ To do its work-the stomach must'have-,'';>' proper tools, suid it is his own abuse that;/-, irtj has taken away from, the stomach : the 'A'-Vi.' tools: to , do tho work. ': ~ !.; ..- : -J'i' . These tools are the gastric, juices which" ~ "0: go- to make up tho digestive agents. From." '■ ■(% 7.t0 351b. of gastric,juic6 are turned ; iut6V '~-'■!■:■ the stomach every day. : ". .. , ■ -.^v": When poor, poisonous"■ food -.consumee - :; - 'V\\ this juice, dilutes .it, robs it of ■ its ; •- '■'■-'ty strength,- and . throws, it,, a fermented ! :J?i : 3 mass from the,system, of.course there is '■ -', : 0 just that much .of the gastric' fluid which ■' L ; ; cannot be readily.supplied by the blobd/ : -■" 'S When food comes into a stomach filled .' 'W with dcploted fluids, lacking of power to ; ''■; 'do their mrt, ; the 'goad,- slronj; stomach ' -S is using'poor tools, ar.d.of course, caunot '■'■' ■ V;' succeed in'its work. ■ , ■ .'■;:■'; A condition.which often prevails is that '■'.''' '} which takes place when tho gastric Juico ■ . '' contains too much alkali. If the juice '■ ! ! wero wholly alkaline it would net onlv •■ "''■■'■"■' devour and digest the fluid, but irou;<l : ; eat and digest tho 'stomach itself. Such . gastric fluid docs, the digestion no'good " and attacks the walls of the stomach': ; ' ; making them, raw and sore, and setting ■ ". : up jnuammation and irritation. ' -.V"i Dr. Sheldon's. Digestive Tabules will ■. ' ; : strengthen.a stomach filled lvith'ppor gas- ■'.' trie juire. They will remove any iibnor- ' ':'-• mal alkaline condition, allay irritation ' '■ sweeten the breath, removo catarrhal con' '■'■'• : - dilibns, and digest food, no matter h o n '•:■.'' the stomach has acted before. ■ . : .-.- : .■■.-.•.'." These littln tabules contain an ; in^redi. ■■■■••• - ''' ent, one-grain , 'of which irill digest ner' ; : '••'■■ ? l grains of food. They , ml\ f|j. J :' >£ gest an entiro meal placed \\i ajh.r with ' y - : ■'■'■'- 1 out tho aid of'any. other forc/v cxonl't "■■'■ ■^ ::i----themselves. Ihey.havo demonstrated" this /,: v ' : time after time. Obtainable -■■ Pricei 2s. : Gd.per'tioi of-SO tabules, 0, '..W':