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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 54, 27 November 1926, Page 11

ALMOST EPIDEMIC.. DIGESTIVE TROUBLES AND WEAKNESS VERY COMMON. At this season of the year many people experience a loss of appetite .<11(1 a distaste for food; the meals taken have little nutritive value, because they turn sour and give rise to sickness and heartburn. With this failure of the appetite there is an "allgone” feeling and weakness, like that following a long fast; not infrequently depression of spirits and lack, of energy develop. These troubles arise from debility of the digestive system, partly due to climatic influences. In a word, the stomach lacks "tone,” and is in need of a tonic. If neglected this condition may culminate in chronic dyspepsia. In performing the functions of digestion the stomach makes constant demands upon the richest elements in the blood. Where stomach trouble exists the blood is at fault, and the best way to effect a cure is to make the thin or impure blood rich and pure by the aid of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Try this method, <nd vou will find that the new blood will promptly banish all disorders of the digestion and create a keen appetite. Nothing for the purpose is so effvctwc as the tonic treatment of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills; thev have dispelled innumerable cases of stomach trouble by renewing and building up the blood. Sold everywhere at 3s. per bottle —Advt.