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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1675, 15 February 1913, Page 10

TO CURE NERVOUSNESS AND .INDIGESTION.- v } i BY A MEDICAL' MAN., ; A.famous specialist once said that neri vousnsss was\the primary cause, of nearly cyery ohfonio ailment. The work of all the vital organs, such as the , heart, stomach, liver, and kidneys, is directly controlled by the nervous system. It. is ou.y natural, then, that when the neN ■v.-vi« vvitmi i, out of order the work oC »ll the vital organs suffers accordingly, indigestion or stomach troublo does not cause norvousness or irritability,;but. on. tho contrary, nervousness causes!indices-: tion, which is the only way in which thestomach can tell you that the norvos ooni / trolling it >iro out of order. To cure this;, / nerve illness, and at tho same time the, stomach, kidney, or liver trouble, you' ( ; should got your chemist to put up in Boz. bottle, half' an ounce of Tincturc-i Cardamoms Compound, B.l\, 2 ounofcs) Salrndo Compound, and 3 ouncos ElixiiJ Simplex, and enough water to fill the) bottle. T-ako a lablespoouful of this; nerve tonio about twenty minutes before meals, and if particularly weak and ruadown, two tablcspoonfuls may.M! tal:en< Chew your food thoroughly,, and but.little While eating."-,. . . . " .. Notes This is «ne of a series of valuttblo articles on the care ef the health which will appear in these columns'from tlmfl .to .time,—Advt. .'. .

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