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Otago Witness, Issue 2850, 28 October 1908, Page 26

YOU SICK?—* IP SO, WHERE AND WHY ? Headache ? Belchings after food ? Foul tongue ? . Sour stomach? Pain under shoulder blade? Sluggish Liver? Giddiness? Palpitation? Rheumatic Pains? These are but a few of the signs of indigestion. Some others are — wind in the stjomach or bowels, constipation or diarrhoea, pale complexion, spots before the eyes, loss of flesh, irritability, nervousness. Just about enough to plague and torment you. Makes you feel that life is^better somewhere else. And yet indigestion — an inability to digest good food — is the whole and only trouble. Give yxrar sick, ailing, tired, overworked stomach a reasonable rest. Take a few drops of DX EXSOR'S TAMER JUICE after each meal. There is really nothing marvellous about this. All that TAMER JUICE does is to mix with the food and digest It, in place of the stomach digesting it. That" is all that TAMER JUICE does, but it is the only medicine doing such good work, because it is the only medicine containing all the active principles of digestion. TAMER JUICE will probably^;ure indigestion in all its forms, water brash, sour stomach, and bloating after meals, because it furnishes the digestive power which weak stomachs lack. ''Through the pleadings of a friend I tried TAMER JUICE for indigestion and constipation, and I find it has done more for me than any other medicine I have ever used. I have taken three bottles and am satisfied that TAMER JUICE is the finest stomach tonic and bowel-regulator I have ever taken. — Mrs T. S. Skftox, Wanganui." DR ENSOR'S TAMER JUICE will benefit you just as it did Mrs Sef ton. Staru to-day by taking about 25 drops after meals. TAMER JUICK is a British preparation and purely vegetable origin. It is employed in hospitals with excellent results, and is widely recommended by medical men. Sold by all good chemists and grocers at 2/8 per bottle. THE TUSSICUR A MANUFACTURING COY., OUiMEDIN, " ,' "- ' / . Sole Proprietors.