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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 142, 18 June 1913, Page 5

THE FOOD WE EAT. The food we eat gives strength if the stomach is kept pure, .sweet, and healthy. Let the digestion become en- i feebled, the stomach disordered, and the strongest man in the world will soon grow weak, tired, and pale. He will become nervous and sleepless—a dyspeptic. Hence the food he eats cannot nourish the body because it is not assimilated by the blood. A general falling away of strength ensues. Finally some chronic ailment sets up-—and all l>ecanse of that most terrible- complaint, indigestion. Don't Jillow yourself to reach such a ■stage. If you feel any symptoms of indigestion such as heartburn, acidity, flatulences pain after eating, languor, or nervous depression, purcha.se a bottle of RENZIE'S PEPSO at once. Tt will digost the food you eat, and convert it into good blood. Don't suffer lonsrer. Try it at once. From ■all chemists and stores, 2s 6d. BiENZIE'S PILL fixes the liver, Is 6d per box.—Advt,. Don't sneeze—it's horrid. Don't cough—it's dangerous. You need neither sneeze nor cough if you spend eiphtwn-ponce on a bottle of "NAZOL."' It is supreme among remedies for unpleasant complaints of this ch'ss, because it invariably cures. Sixty doses in a bottle.—Advt.