COMMON SENSE.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1313, 16 December 1911, Page 9

COMMON SENSE.

ARE YOUR MEALS A. PLEASURE. IF NOT, MAKE THEM SO. When your stomach goes ou ;i striko <uid | mass meetings of indignation arc belu all ovor your body, thon it is that you shoula eit up and Uiko notico. It is dearly and only a question ot commonsonso —is this thing callcxl Dyspapsia. Take away, by abuse, ovcr-oating, iioesscs, and high living, tho things winch the stomach needs and you havo Dyspepsia and indigestion. Thon other maladies tollow them—this is commonscnse. Tho stomach is willing enough, but yon won't let it do its wurlc. You Uiko away Hie materials which are so necessary ior ' Givc'tack these materials and Dyspepsia' and Indigestion iiee, and the -whole machinery ni man begins slowly to move and do its" work. . What the stomach needs is norm fmvo, fluids for ifa digestive glands, nourishment and ]K>wcr. "All these necessities it takes from the blood. If Dyspepsia gives nothing in the blood, tho blood gives nothing to Hi© stomach. This is commonsenso, also pure, Minplo, and unalloyed. Dr. .Sheldon's Digestive Tabules are commonsense pressed by high power into Tabules. In these 'llabules art* powerful essences, which go into the stomach, digest food, stop gas-making, prevent decaying of food, enrich tho gastric juices, nr<* absorbed by tho blood, and thus gives it. strength to furnish a better fluid for digesting the next meal. Every physician knows what comprises theso Tubules; every druggist has tho samo knowledge also.' They aro natural comnionswiso di-ge-stem, wl'iich do tho work for the stomach quickly and well. Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabnle# mo obtainable orarjwhens at 2*. 6d. per tin of tS T»Jfcratei.—Adit