CHANGE AND DECAY.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11153, 20 December 1901, Page 2

CHANGE AND DECAY.

Ohansre and decay its th* umvtortel taw of toatoife , . Evorjrthing" ia the , -world bo*e to it. The raffce of frhAngt* taituf vary, bub the process of change i# constant. Thft , human body is constantly wearing out e6ttte k of its parts, and these part* Hltva tit hs nte,d*i gd(*d if the body far to be kejjfi ia good working ordas , * .Waikeiuittwe arid work mean waete\Bf ttoitt; fetui and sleep mean repair <rf tf&o& . TMs process of pulKflfc down end building up is gono throuab. in the human body every twentyfour hours. And perfect health ia the result of "a perfect balance Jjy&twaSfc these two processes. Those who live fta natui* would liavs them live -will find that health will be vlieir reward, and that their capacity for work will be greater 'than tbey ever thought* possible. To Ijvo right is, bt-wever, almost itoi impossibility With t%< majority of v*. Circumstance* and cosdttioue c&rabine to derange th* 'iigeitUi , . organ*. The hurry and bustle to eftare & liting leads to if regularities, ifid food )6 tetfeti in excess, tAkferi at houre, and thd gastrid juices' are tuttOfttl fc> ,th* task of entlohiht the Wood. The Undigested food ferments and ptrlsOtt fe absorbed into- tire blood through the ifttestiftal capillaries. The liter bMomftt sluggish, then fftlkw those *tety(ky tioubles of biliott&rifeSs', sidk-hfiactaelsee, diz-. Aifless, netfdwf' ness, etc. The eonurion trouble 6f tfce bowels, and kidn6y<» shxruSd itdvtr be neglected, for they ledd , vp to m«e serious and dang&rou* Goniplioaiione. Those Bufferitt* frbni d&netipatioa, dj'tp*psift, and . di*(ird»r* of the liver tad. kidneys sboiild try Impey's May Apple. This ideal *amily medicine acts &4 a&tufd aete, aii-dl m<)Vfe!. the bowels gently ami painkesly, stimulated the'. liver, arid nute t*w. life,, Sew, ett6r*v. stnd tiew aihbitio|i into A d&biJMaMjl <mf£*iM. Impey'6 U&f Appte fe cold by ft on&mst& and storekeepers ftt 2e 6d pft? bottlo. 1 , ,.