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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1313, 16 December 1911, Page 13

The Simple Way to Cure Indigestion, j —11 k Indigestion or Dyspepsia is a dondition indicating that the stomach is unable to properly digest food. Indigestion { may show itself in belchings of wind, heavy feeling of pain jl after eating, and in more severe cases there is headache, dizzi- | ness, pains between the shoulders and alternately constipation 1 and diarrhoea. The simple way to cure Indigestion is to f make the stomach strong enough to perform its duties. f There is no other cure for Indigestion. Nothing else is needed. f A healthy stomach does its work properly, therefore give the f j stomach more strength. As the process of digestion is con- f \ trolled by the blood and nerves, the proper way to strengthen I | the stomach is to take a blood-making tonic. Dr. Williams' I | Pink Pills have been found of great benefit in even the severest I | cases of Indigestion owing to their tonic, blood-making | | qualities. They impart the tone the stomach needs for its < j; ordinary duties. The following case well illustrates their value I [ in Indigestion:— j u I mn thank Dr. WilHums' Pink Pills for curing m» of 1 ( Indigestion," said Mrs. M. Beauloy, Bath Street, Paiuoll, I Auckland. "I uasd to bo quit# a martyr to it. I jot bo j bad at last that I could hardly keep anything down.' Tin. » pain iri my cheat and back after I had taken even half a < I biscuit was intense. I felt sick all over. It is no wonder I | I novor carpd to oat a good meal. I may say I was ; | never free from headaches. Tho pain would prosa down | on my eyes till I could baroly see out of them, and my | sight blurred and got indistinct. I got sucli turns of | dizziness as if everything round me was on the move. I My face w&s perfectly sallow and pasty, and I fell away P till I was really almost a skeleton. I could not walk § without my heart giving me trouble and palpitating, I I felt as if I could not find any interest or pleasure in anything. Sometimes 1 was worse than others. I slept so badly too, and often I woke out of a restless dozo and had to sit up in bed with tho pain. I was drowsy all day, I folt 1 could not get Bleep enough then. But the coura# I took of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills took nway every aymptom of Indigestion. The thumping headaches and ohast pains passed off and I havo onjoyed the best of health ever since." I The price is 3s. per box, six 16s. 6d., and if yon we pestered by the shopman who wants to sell some substitute of his own, they will be sent post free, by the Dr. Williams' Mcdicine Co. of Australasia Ltd., Wellington. I ft | Dl Williams' Pink Pills J/- SOLD EVERYWHERE 5 GASTRITIS is really another namo for Acuto Indigestion, | Sj and is caused by the food you eat fermenting (or decaying) in | | the stomach. The symptoms are tenderness anil even intense | I pain over the stomach, with that organ hard an tenso and very $ I! tender to the touch. Nausea and sickness occur ,and the vomit- [j i ing is caused immediately anything is swallowed. Other promin- | | cut symptoms are Acidity, Heartburn, Flatulence (belching of f % wind), and Catarrh of the Stomach. If you are a sufferer from | £ any of these ailments, then you havo t \ IMBICIS&TIOBJ. \ Now the GUARANTEED CURE for I !gi|g||y Indigestion in all its forms is I "RENZIE'S PEPSO." "Ronzio'S Pepso" does what the 3 stomach is unable to do, it dijests tho WiWW&WM food you eat, and converts it into rich Z red blood. k ? "Rcnzlo's Pepso" at onco dispells / * that aching pain caused by Indigestion, f"y ;] and makes the stomach sweet and P y/tfM j healthy. { //M\ I "Ronzie's Pepso" is not a cure-all, A? ;) but it DOJSS CURE Indigestion ■It jP (Vya this bocautu it contains tho /u< %■ T 'j NATURAL juices of digestion, com- jiwjL & VtfKl v bined with tlie greats known tonics. LsfirWX t f Don't delay; purchase a bottle at i once and tost tho truth of this stateS mont. ' "Ronzio'S Pepso" is sold by all Mm.® i Chemists'and Stores, 2s. 6d. j Road what Nurso E. G. Brown, of I J Wellington, says about tho virtues of 3 "Benzie's Pepso" j- / ? Wellington, January 9th, 1911. [A Is%s* ■J Proprietors ltenzio's Pepso. i i * ■ Sirs,—For upwards of eighteen months V\ .. _ ; I had suffered from Indigestion. I used VjiN, ; several remedies without oven getting it p llitj B® relief. Finally I was striclccn down with \®i ljj/i u i r f Gastritis. I sought medical advico, but -« ij did not improve. I wad induced to try V s - s i 1 i ',! a bottlo of Pepso, and, before I had taken / "" f half the bottle, improvement was shown. , } f /f iVAn \»Jj •' I took three bottles in all, and am now / /s?1 ? qnito well. lam a nurse, and 1 can lion- S n » s estly say that, during my praetico as I y, W#|i| i; such, I havo never known a l<etter re- f ( / YS) ? rnedy for Indigestion or Gastritis than. jj j iiw X your It is indeed a been to suiter- ff I v\jh 9 ers of those dreaded complaint";. I feel I I el ll h i that I should write you mid let you know ' / I a >, of what Pepso has done for me. . / / S ? E. G. BROWN.. ■ - J 'ess WINDOW RIBPLAYB BOKT. <OHNSTBM. OUDfI STREET# AW 11 FHANK HOitL UECiL ttUILUINUa.