Dyspepsia

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 82, 31 December 1892, Page 4

Dyspepsia

Flatulence, sour stomacli, wind ai d Spasm> aif frt-queully dv-- (o liver eot/i plaint, verj oiu-n i-oni plicated by kidi)<} sympathy, &c. Bniin workers -md tliu c per>ons wbusf employment is of v sedentary nature are most troubled i j these complaints. An eminent physician, who made such, cases a special study, found that the ingredients of Ih Fletcher's Pills were the most success In I for such complaints, and embodied them iv the prescription from which these pil s are prepared. They are prepared < n scientific principles, are absolutely free from calomel or any dangerous dru^ They act by generous stimulation of the hsepatic glands, and do not gripe or purge, but produce a natural catharsis, and thus relieve the overloaded alvine tract of the accumulated faecal matt< r without the pains and annoyance so frequently experienced after usinj,' drastic purgatives. Mrs W. Walker, Pitt«street, Sydney, says .—"Dr. Flet cher's Pills cured me of chronic constipation of ten years standing, and I can conscientiously recommend them." They are sold everywhere by chemists and storekeepers.