FOR NERVOUS INDIGESTION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17347, 19 December 1919, Page 11

FOR NERVOUS INDIGESTION.

DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Overwork and worry frequently lead t< nervous indigestion. The man or womar who is worried over business, health oi family affairs and carries these worries t< his meals, is forcing his stomach to ; state of rebellion, which may lead to day: and nights of distress. Medical authoritie; have discovered that the stomach need: nine times more blood when it is active thai when it is empty. Tb<> overworked mar not only diminishes the quality of hi: blood but, when Ire adds worry to thi strain, he deprives the stomach of some o the blood essential to the digestive pro oesses. There is an intimate relationship be tween blood and nerves. The nerves depen< entirely upon the blood for their nourish ment, and depleted blood means poor]' nourished nerve*. Brunch the blood an! the. nerves will gain strength and th stomach will be able to perform its fuhc tiotis. To build up the blood there js on remedy that, has been a household word fo a generation, Dr. Williams' I'ink Pills fo Palo People. They tone up the cntir system, mike the blood rich and red strengthen the nerves, increase the appr tite, put colour in the cheeks and lips am drive away that unnatural tired feeling Plenty of sunlight, good wholesome fooi and fresh air will do (lie rest. Two booklets, "Diseases of the Nervou System" and ''What to Eat and How t Eat" will be sent fiee to any address oi request. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are soli by your own chemist or storekeeper, o will he sent, post paid, on receipt of price 3s per box, six boxes 16s 6d. by the Di Williams' Medicine Co., Box 845, (.J.P.O. Wellington.