FOR STOMACH AND BOWEL DISORDERS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11798, 30 July 1900, Page 2

FOR STOMACH AND BOWEL DISORDERS.

Axgier's P-ETiiOLEtiir Eicclsion- is especially adapted to the treatment of stomach and bowel disorders of a catarrhal, fermentative, ulcerative, or tubercular nature. It. soothes and disinfects the entire ailmentary tract; checking fermentation, cleansing away foul mucus, and neutralising the effect of poisonous products in the bowels. In this way it promotes a healthy condition of the digestive organs, and enables them to perform their functions naturally. The medical profession prescribe Angier's Petroleum Emulsion for Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhoea andDystentcry, Gastric and Intestinal Caiarrh and Ulcers, Tabes Mesenteries., etc. It ha 3 cured many long-standing cases of Chronic' Diarrhoea after other remedies had failed * Angier's Petroleum Emulsion combines the antiseptic, soothing and healing properties of a specially purified, tasteless petroleum °i ,l V xr c V owcrful nervs-tonic qualities of the Hypophosphates. It has been prescribed by the medical profession of the United States^ since,lßßl, and by that of Great Britain since 1892, and is largely used in the hospitals of both countries. It is already prescribed by leading medical men in all large New Zealand towns, and can be'obtained through any chemist. In two sines, 2s 9d and 4s 6d In buying, bo careful to-ask tor Algiers Emulsion, as otherwise you may receive a cheap imitation made with ordinary petroleum.—The Angier Chemical Co., Ltd., Sydney, N.S.W

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