THE DESPAIR OF DYSPEPTICS. * HOW TO REPAIR WEAK STOMACHS To suffer -tho intense, burning pains of indigestion is sufficient for its victims to give up hope of ever enjoying a day's peace and comfort. The mischief caused by the stomach when it becomes the seat of disorders and torment is widespread . Besides acute back and chest pains, flatulence and constipation, dyspepsia will result in illnutrition of the body, blood, and nerves, and consequently the power to resist disease will be weak. A stomach out of order means a" life out of order. Think, then, whether you.have taken the right steps to make your stomach digest foods properly. First and foremost your blood must be plentiful, rueh, and pure. Good new. blood'is. essential to strengthen your stomach and digestive tract. The most celebrated tonic ft this.purpose is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which will help to make rich red blood in any case.where the ravages, ot' indigestion have left its victims' with thin, impure blood. Take Dr. Williams' Pink. Pills and experience the delight you will feel when the newly-made blood flows throu.'h your system,- building up and strengthening your stomach and digestive' tracti Dyspepsia and its tortures will become a thing of the past. You will enjoy food aur 1 feel an entirely new person. Start now with the. reliable blood tonic. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, of all chemists, 3s a bottle.- —6
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19213, 20 January 1928, Page 6
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