| Show W when lien we Ile moralize the stomach by excesses or imprudence in eating we cannot hope to escape the consequences jor any great leneth of time the most robust di digestion estloa must succumb to abuses of thai hat important function but supposing chrtt we haye hare been beell foolish enough to enfeeble the stomach is ia the damage irre irreparable paralle by no iaea means na the dyspeptic has haa only to do two things to insure his hia ultimate recovery filet he should adopt an easily digestible diet second ha be hould use with regularity and hos tot tellers terla stomach h bittera Bit terp toe leading gastric of the sige age the multiform symptoms of dyspepsia and the almost invariable attendant disorders 1 bil biliousness li asness and constipation will a assuredly asure dir cease to persecute the sufferer if the above advice is attended to to who that has suffered buffered the torments that chronic indigestion inflicts will neglect to take advantage of a remedy which if the most positive evi dence of the medical p profession sion and d the public is to be received with due credence is an ab absolute specific for the complaint |
