CONSTIPATION.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13901, 28 November 1910, Page 9

CONSTIPATION.

Almost the first question a doctor nsks a patient is "How are the bowels acting?' , ~ii t The doctor knows the dangers or constipation, and so should everyone means food retained in the body in an undigested form. It then supplies the poisons of decay to the blood*. Every serious sickness has a beginning, and in nine out of ton canes this was constipation. Chronic constipation means constant discomfort and bad health. It is not necessary to bo ill in bed to bo very uncomfortable. That is how constipation makes you feel. It does not cost much to cure constipation. One box of Dr. Fellow's A.' C. Tablets, 2s Cd per box of 40 doses, will often completely euro after years of chronic suffering. They do not mirge, therefore never weaken. They build up, impart tone, and never force the system, and enable the bowels to act naturally and regularly. No will will do this. No other medicine acts like Dr. Fellows A. C. Tablets. Obtainable from chemists and grocers, or post free from A. SI. Loasby, the Only Prescribing Chemist. 679 Colombo street, 3 doors from Cashel street corner nearer Cathedral square. 3