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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14359, 31 October 1908, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICEB. J | Every new development in medical science is received with some show of interest by the general public, I t. | but seldom has a new preparation excited the curiosity and interest of everyone to such a decree as has I | SHELDON'S DBOESTSVE TABULES. So many letters and inquiries are addressed to the I J | Proprietors of this preparation, asking for information as to the nature and effects of these Tabules, that it ! » | has been found impossible to answer them all as fully as the subject demands, therefore they have 'decided j \ that the most frequent questions be publicly answered, so that all who are interested may read $nd profit £ I by the information given concerning \ ! | DR. SHELDON'S ' j ; [ DIGESTIVE TABULES. o \ Q U EST! ON/—What are . Dr. SHELDON'S DIGESTIVE QUESTION.—Are they, a tonic ? •' \ TABULES? 5 ; | ANSWER.—'These TABULES area combination which-represent all | j | the natural juices of; digestion as they exist in a healthy stomach , ' B uri »PS c loocl, tresuea 'ahd j a ; combined witlvtonic and reconstructive properties, '' nes ' '■ ! QUESTION.—How do they act? QUESTION.—Is it necessary-to diet when taking-ttfes.e Tabules? »j i- i ANSWER.—They digest what you eat, thus doing the work of the ANSWER.—No. ,Eat all your appetite calls'for. Iwafces. all kinds j, X stomach, and enabling that organ to rest, recuperate, and of food to supply the ..numerous demands: of thes-body. Dr. \ 8 3 become strong and healthy, • SHELDON'S DIGESTIVE TABULES digest every form ot i 0 1 wholesome food, such as meat, eggs,' bread, and potatoes, and j 1 QUESTION. —Are they cathartic in their action r ?. ' s reason e y so quickly build up, strengthen, and 1 | invigorate dyspeptic men, women, ai)(l children, 1 ANSWER,—No. Cathartics only irritate the stomach, and act I e , ntirel ) r u P°, n the bowels, whereas in Indigestion and Dyspepsia Q U ESTIO N .-Are they s ood for children and invalids'? n j - the stomach is the sole trouble. If the food is properly . \ ; j digested the bowls.mil acl ot their own accord. ANSWER.-Cffl.taly. Even the most delicate take then, >,iIK I « niiCGTinM v i,i- -~ . . ~. , marked benefit, as they contain novstrong irritating drugs, , ! | QUhbTlUN.—For what diseases are these Tabules intended? cathartics, nor any harmful-ingredients. S I ANSWER.—For INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN. OM rGTin m p . . m , 5 s.nd all STOMACH TROUBLES. QUL-.STION.-Can you prove that these Tabules actually digest a S ' the food ?. ~ 1 h | QUESTION.—WiII these Tabules Cure Heart Trouble? avcwttd v , - ! t I AINsVVJiK.—You can easily prove this for yourself by putting some ■ u I ANSWER.—ReaI Organic Heart Disease is incurable, but not one food into ( a i ar tlic Tabule's Mdv sttffitient « case in a hundred is organic. The action/if the heart and warm nater, rod you die j stomach is controlled'..by the same-great nerves,'the Sympathetic samc it. i- | and Pneumogastric, and when the stomach properly fails to !• I digest the food, gases are formed which distend' 'that organ, QUESTION.—Whois-the originator-ofvthese Tabules? t I causing pressure on the heart and lungs which results in •t palpitation, irregularity, and shortness of breath. This often . ANS'WEE.—Dr. E. M.-SHELDON, graduate of-Uie Unimsitv Citv d Dr. SHELDON'S of New York ?kc*l |, 1 4JIGESIIVE lABULE.S cure the.cause and prevent such a . i„g his profession in §|ate of'lllinois, United States a I rootiu. America. " •" w ' 11 1 ' . ! 1 j f TABULES arcl sold everywhere at 2s. 6d. for a tin 80 TABULES. Buy a tin,,eat a meal,- take the » i T.V according to directions and note the result. \ou will'forget all about it if you arc not,careful, for ffiere will be NO PAIN or 1 t disturbance, and the food will be DIGES lED just as it used.to-be. when your STOMACH was WELL and STRONG. Fiirtheimore vour ! cxcUthVusc T I eStoie a^a ' n ' 0U ' cee P on ta - : ' n o them, just as thousands upon thousands of other stomachs have been'by. the sole aad t j 1? UNABLE T0 PROCURE LOCALLY WILL be POSTED ON RECEIPT OF PRICE, 2s. 6d„ or SIX BOXES for I3s. 6tl. BY THQ. | ; I SHELDON DRUG COMPANY, 15 O'CONNELL STREET, SWfEY. I

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