WEAK STOMACHS CAUSE INDIGESTION.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 80, 6 April 1910, Page 10

WEAK STOMACHS CAUSE INDIGESTION.

» The Complaint Cured by Strengthening the Stomach. » An Instance Showing how the Tonic Treatment acts promptly and Effectively. A little bit of thought should Ehow people who suffer witn indigestion that there is only one way to correttlj treat their complaint. Various treatments are offered to cure, but do they? The whole trouble in Indigestion is that the stomach has become too weak to digest tho food tho body requires to keep it in health. This sets up a heavy feeling and pain after eating, belching of wind, headaches, dizziness pains between the shoulders, and because of the lack of nourishment, anaemia and a general run down condition often follow. Laxatives only help to move the meal along, they don't give the stomach strength. Predigested foods don't help because the stontiich is not doing its own work. The simple way to iure Indigestion is to make the stomach strong enough to perform its duties. There is no other cure for Indigestion. Nothing else is needrd. A healthy stomach does its work properly, therefoie give the stomach more strength. As the process of digestion is controlled by the blood and nerves, tho proper way to strengthen the stomach is to take a bloodmaking tonic. Nothing else adds to the blood supply »s quickly as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and nothing else has been found to make weak stomachs strong. There's the experience of Miss Isabella Thomas, Millar-street, near Rose-road, Grey Lynn, Auckland, to guide other sufferers. She writes: — "I gradually became a sufferer from Indigestion. About an hour after etch meal, I'd get the most severe pains in the chest. I'd feel as if I were on fire inside, and yet there was always a cold feeling as if I had swallowed a stone. My tongue was always furred, especially in the mornings. I'd get faint turns just as if 1 were going to «woon, and sometimes I'd go quit* dizzy and the room would seem to swim round 'me. I had to have light food only and specially cooked for me. I was thoroughly wretched in my spirits. I lost all my colour and got, as sallow as possible and thin as well. My heart would palpitate alarmingly. I had severe headaches in the forehead and back of the head and I'd just havo to go and lie down. As to strength I had none. The doctor*' treatment did m« good only for a little time. I tried hosts of things with the same result. Then I read in a pamphlet left at the house about Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The first box eased me a little, and after I had taken five boxes I am fclad to say all those pains and aches went away. My digestion got stronger every day. My mother had spent quite a good sum of money in various medicines, but Dr. Williams' Pink Pills set me on my feet." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by chemists and storekeepers, or sent by mail, post paid on receipt of price, Z* per box, 6 boxes 16s 6d, by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Austrulasiu. Ltd., Wellington. Advt. I ■ i -

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