“Sufferer from Indigestion”

Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13109, 24 April 1903, Page 6

“Sufferer from Indigestion”

"Anything I ate caused mo great ,pain and distress "

We often find that deranged digestion ia no more and no_ less than an indication of low vitality. /Enrich the blood with the properties which renew the vital spark of life, and digestion will respond to the treatment and become .in a normal state again. These facts speak for themselves:.— "121, Great George's Street, "Wigan, Lancashire, England, "December 31st, 1900. "Dear, Sirs,—For the past four years I have been a great sufferer from indigestion, and during that time have tried many different remedies, but failed to find anything that suited my condition. . I suffered from a poor, appetite, and anything I ate, no matter how simple, would not digest, and caused ma great pain and, : distress. My condition got worse, and I became seriously ill. 'My doctor advised me to taks ■youf\Scott's Emulsion, and the same evening he did' so I read a testimonial in a Manchester paper from a graduated male aarse, stating his experience.with Scott's Emulsion, and the many cases ia which ho

had found it had given good results. This determined mo to give the preparation a trial, and before I had taken the contents of one.bottle I was so well satisfied .with the results that I mado up my mind to give it a fair test. I have found so much -benefit from the continued use of Scott's Emulsion that I "now have a new relish for food, and no longer feel any distress after my meals. I am perfectly, free from all the distressed feelings I experienced before taking the Emulsion, and can eat anything without the least sign ( of deranging my digestion.— Yours very truly, (Signed) W. MANTLE." There are properties in Scott's Emulsion which have a direct action upon the digestive system. Hypophosphites of lime and soda, for instance, stimulate the appetite and assist digestion in many ways, while cod-liver oil has a beneficial effect upon- the entire alimentary canal. The most important work of Scott's Emulsion in the system, however, is in restoring vitality, and giving that resistive force to life which represents vigour and health. We nannot say .that Scott's Emulsion will cure a chronic case of dyspepsia, but we do know that it is beneficial to the entire digestive system, as is shown clearly in the case which we have placed before you. Die consumptive, and all other anajmkpersons, find Scott's Emulsion of great advarita-ga in giving them strength to overcome the wasting conditions of the system. When', the blood is depleted, the wholo organism is reduced to a state of low vitality, and there is no remedy that can be employed that will be as effectual as Scott's Emulsion. Babes and children wh.o do not thrive, derive health and strength from its use.

It is a mistake to think that Scott's Emulsion is like other forms of cod-liver oil. Scott's Emulsion is palatable, and does :iot derange digestion. If you will be careful to purchase only the genuine preparation and make atrial of it, you will soori learn ;ts superiority. You can obtain a sample of Scott's Emulsion by sending fourpcnee to Scott and Bowne, Limited,' 483, Kent btreet, Sydney, and mentioning Iliis paper. All chemists sell Scott's Emulsion.