New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-13
ENGLISH AND A KHAN
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"JIl fell Won what Mr. Secretary OF Legation
take half the time to eat that you take TO dra"i
out your words chew your food half as much 40
YOU do Your tobacco and you'll be Wen IN .
month. I never saw a Yankee yet that oioh
bolt his food whole like boa constructor
An American official suffering from dyspepsia
consulted the great Dr. Abernethy on the suo'ee"
and that's what the doctor said 10 hiii' MANY
years ago that was But there was some ruin ~
it then; and English critics say tnere ,dI n
in II now still. we can hit back; for the leaoIng
English physicians OF to-day, from Dr. fothersni
TO DR. Nathaniel Edward Yorke-Daves are VIII.
ing books to teach the English people no" 70 cu''
dyspepsia and to keep from dying OF the govt
one of It's consequences. Now, dyspepsia mas wv?
chief forms Let's talk Of them straight ana
short. ., -
First, the atomic; that is weak digestion In
this the stomach lacks blood. Why? because
the blood lin plenty can't be In two places AZ
once. We Americans retain II in the Drain. TIT
we will work with our heads and nerves, you
know whether our storrachs like IL or not. Inis
makes the dyspepsia Of the student, the business
and professional man, the worried man ana the
majority Of women r.,
But we mus, eat All. yes, So we throw food
often unsorted and in excess, into this weak pale
haccid. unwarrncd stomach, and presently Drfis
on the second stage Of the trouble-acute, lnHan-
atorv dyspepsia, gastric catarrh, with symp-
toms and results which make life terror ASK
ANYBODY who has IT,
Even slow eating and much chewing won't an
swer now The mischief H. done. The stomach
must have the distinct and direct help that lies
only in the use Of the Shaker Digestive Cordai.
prepared by the Mt Lebanon IN. - shakers, 10
meet this precise condition. In the way OF
remedy il Is a marvel. Containing the medicinai
principles of rare mountain herbs, cultivated py
these people it allays pain, promotes a free now
Of the gastric secretion. gives Immediate rehet
and works radical cure. 1t is new in theory ana
IN rs mode Of action.
4 lady, who requests US to withhold her name
for the present, says: In the Spring OF 1898 !
fell into a low, weak state. was always tiied
and sleepy and much troubled with dizzy spells.
In the morning would have fearfuly bad taste
in my mouth Ny appetite failed, ana AFTER eat.
ing had great pain and tightness or the cnesG
All 7 ate seemed TO turn sour and rose IN my
throat as burning acid. Cold. clammy sweats
broke out all over me. leaving me quite EXHAUST
ed got So weak could barely walk about. ana
often when outdoors. swoOned and fell In the
street At times thought | would 90 crazy with
the pain In my head For months lived on milk.
sage and such things. At last | grew so feeble
and wasted | could do no work. was In the care
of several physicians successfully and took many .
medicines with only transient benefit. Less than
three months ago / began 10 Use the Shaker d.
gestive Cordial through the recommendation OF
friend who knew the Shakers and believed in
them An Improvement began at once-my appe--
lite was better my food digested and did me
good At this date February l5 1880 am well;
can attend TO my household duties and eat any,
thing
Trial bottles Of the Cordial-enough TO show its
value-ten cents For sale by nearly all drug
CtStS.