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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18298, 15 January 1923, Page 5

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Wind ..ih/'the''3ito'm.a'ch,"C>yhich;;is'-'.a. cause of great discomfort to many ... people, is I : caused by ; the fora being retained so long j that it ferments if it isyvegetable food, or ] putrifles if it is animal food.;. The usual treatment is to forbid .the eating of thel food that causes the. trouble. '.This stops j the discomfort caused by wind, but- few;] •people like -to :be put on a "-limited diet., j : is retained until ', it 'causes wind because the digestion is- weak. This is a I simple statement .of ;a complicated 'con- ! dition,. ■ Digestive • weakness may- . involve ! a deficient secretion :._of;,: digestive- ; : fluids, J lack of force in. the nerves that control j digestion, many things in fact, but behind them all is thin blood. "Without rich, \ red blood good ' digestion is impossible" is an established , fact, in medicine. You can enrich your blood.with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and begin at ..once' to restore' your disordered - digestion until you- can, eat iwhat, you want, within reason, and enjoy it. . These pills -have, a direct action: op..'the- nery|s.*.also,; and so. are an. ideal 'digestive: tonic. '.On'"sale 'at all /chemists" "and Stores, 3s per box. : . ':