THE DROP OF WATER. I The continual drop of water will wear ' away the hardest atone. In just the same ■ wav the continued attacks of indigestion I will break down the strongest constitution. Most people fail to realise the importance of the danger signals which are the forerunners of chronic indigestion. Slight attacks of heartburn, acidity, flatulence, sour rising are the fir?.t indications that your stomach is rebelling against the work it has to do. They are Rtgns that the stomach is unable to digest the food eaten and to convert it into good blood. The stomach is daily laden with a mass of fermenting acid matter and you become languid, morbid and generally depressed. Take good advice. All this trouble can be avoided by taking Renzie's Pepso. Renzie's Pepso at once cure* acidity and supplies the stomach with those natural juices of digestion which convert the food you eat into good blood, thereby making bone, muscle and tissue. Try it. All chemists and grocers 2/6. Renzie's Pill fixes the liver V 6 per box.
HBBK . 'HL « - JBHHH. Of Irreproachable Value, DIAMOND, SAPPHIRE, EMERALD, RUDY, PEARL. I From 20/-- to 30/* f An opportunity never before offered to the purchasing public. I At Lloyd's, K™th Qyfflßmssmaasm warn
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 January 1914, Page 2
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