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NZ Truth, Issue 1208, 24 January 1929, Page 14

DEPRESSING INDiGESTICN.

Agony: Suffered Day by Day. .'A table laden with good nourishingfood can be a depressing: spectacle to the suffei-er of indigestion.. Lack of appetite, the violent pain , after a mouthful or two',; takes away, all the pleasure from -a: meal. . Is it.to be wondered at that dyspeptics, ar<| usually so irritable, despondent and ■'„ ; harassedlooking? The real wonder is how they manage to go from day to day enduring agony and without proper nom-ish-ment. • In nearly every form of indigestion there is a deficiency of good, rich blood. When the blood is thin, the stomach weakens, food lies- undigested, gas forms and pain becomes frequent and severe. The digestive organs, like all other parts of the body, must have a plentiful supply of rich blood. This promotes the flow of gastric juices, stimulates the: stomach's nerves and muscles, and, assures comfortable digestion. . . • To overcome indigestion, strengthen your weak stomach by replenishing your blood supply/ The tonic that will do this rapidly and effectively is Dr 1 . Williams' , Pink Pills. The rich, red bipod these pills help to make will tone up your digestive organs, banish the pains and flatulence, and restore your appetite. All Chemists and Storekeepers, sell Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, 3/- bottle— nothing else will do,*