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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 18 May 1907, Page 2

WHAT \JE EAT, In order that the foodstuffs, when al- ', tered by the digestive process, may be of any real use to the animal economy, • the nutritive materials must be distri- ' buted through tho different tissues and ' organs of the body. Even the mere di- ! gestion of' fcod is by no means suffi- ; cient, and no matter how much we eat ' it would accomplish nothing towards ** keeping muscles, hearts, and brains in : active operation unless food elements [ were absorbed after digestion into the ' blood, and assimilated from it into the s very structure of all the different por- ' tions and organs of the animal framo. Impey's May Apple assists weakened „ nature in the great work of digestion * and assimilation. It does what nature unaided would fail to do. Impey's " May Apple is the dyspeptics' tonic. In the worst cases of indigestion, biliousness, constipation, etc., Impey's MayApple has done all that it claimed for it. It will do the same for yon. Chemists and stores, 'Aa 6d per bottle, or post free from Sharland and Co., Ltd.. Wellington. Local Agents, Cock SUd Co, (