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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11507, 1 October 1915, Page 7

NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA. ' Xenons dyspepsia is ft disease of the itorvos, uot of (no stomachindigestion one day and complete freedom from symptoms the next usually moans jjcitous'dyspepsia, especially ?v the. patient is of a norvour or highly eraotional temper;)m<mt.. Tlit* attacks recur at more or less regular intervals and are often brought 011"bv norrons excitement, A eiek feeling aiter eating, sometimes vomiting, ;t Veak. shaky, " gone-" feeling wh«n the stomach is empty---these arc* the usual symptoms hut in the case <tf so mo highly nervous people the sight of food or i'.ho approach of meal time may I'anso roiniting. Dr Williams' Pink Pills arc especially !.i>ef'nl to sufferers from nervous as they not. only build up the general physical condition, but also sM-t directly on the nerves, strengthening: and i\>vitalisjjiK them. Thene pills, with proper regulation of the diet, afford the most, correct, and successful way in which nervous and functional dyspepsia can bo treated. A post, card request to the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington, will bring a copy of si useful diet i>ook frw> of cost to you. Your own dealer sells Dr Williams' Pink Fills. 1756

NEWSPAPERS GIVE MORS GRATIFYING RESULTS. Earl P. Hopkins, president of the Wasmngtou Civil bervjco School, saye: '■\Ne havo used the classified columns of the daily newspapers continuously sinco this company wrs orguuifted in 1906, with most gratifying results. Our advertisements are iusertxxl fro u i twice ft week to every day " 1898

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