NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17193, 9 November 1923, Page 2

NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA

Nervous dyspepsia is a disease of rh® \ nerves, not- of the stomach. Indigestion one day and complete freedom from symptoms the next usually means nervous dyspepsia,, especially if the patient is of a nervous or highly | emotional tomporameut. The attacks recur at more or less I regular intervals aud are often brought ion by nervous excitement A sick feeling after eating, sometimes vomiting, f a weak shaky, ** gone ’ feeling when | the stomach is empty—these are the ■ usual symptoms, but in the case of j some highly nervous people the sight i of food or the approach of meal time | Dr Williams’ PinlT'Pills are especially ' useful to sufferers from nervous dysi pepsia as they not only build up the [ general physical condition but. also act directly oh the nerves, strengthening | and revitalising them. These pills, .with proper regulation of the diet afford the most correct and successful way in which nervous and functional dyspepsia can be treated. Price, 3a per box

-Mr* ,1. G. Coatee lett this morning on her return to Wellington owing to illness in the family. Mr Lawrence Birks, Chief Klectrical Engineer, and Mr .1 S. Langford, manager of the National Electrical Company, Christchurch, arrived by the Ministerial special train yesterday and proceeded to-day to inspect Lake Hoc-h----at otter. Constable Cooper, who was recently appointed to the local police force, has »een transferred to Westport and left duties. Constable .I.' shine, formerly stationed here, takes bis place. The death took place at Victoria Honpitnl Wellington, vesterdav of Mrs Harris, widow of the late Mr John Harris. Rintn. for manv rears a well -known . resident. ~f t|„> ‘district . |i6i-o:i f er] H H been m failing health for some time Mr P H Passau has r*r Pr r«d nofcir* of his transfer from Grey mouth to the managership of the Bank of New Zealand at. Te Kuiti. Mr D- Standage, manager of the Westport branch, will fill the vacancy at Grevinonih, ami Mr F- A. lie torrr© ties, at prudent manager •# tiw Weefcport branch.