A Good Digestion.

Bush Advocate, Volume XIV, Issue 301, 23 March 1903, Page 2

A Good Digestion.

* You cannot know how important it is to have a good digestion unless you are a chronic dyspeptic. Pood is the only maker of strength, and food to be of any value to the system must be thoroughly digested. Nature has made ample provision for the complete digestion of food, and it is at once a chemical and rnecbnnical process. The cook, and knife and fork, the teeth, the salivia andthe gastric juices all 'play inportant parts, and when properly played good health is maintained. But the digestive organs are delicate, and are grossly imposed upon. Eating to exce>s, eating at irregular intervals, bolting the foo^, are among the more common f milts that prorluce malnutrition. Impey's M.y Apple is an absolute corrective frr weak or impaired digestion, and is n positive remedy for dyspepsin, constipation, biliousness, sluggish liver, heartburn, sick headache, and similar complaints. Impey's May Apple is sold by all chemists and Btore« peepers at 3s tid per bottle,