The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-11
FOOD LOSSES
An Alarming Condition
 Due to Waste.
THE IMPERATIVE NEED OF COM-
 PLETE DIGESTION.

It is the nutrient qualities of food, teXtracted through the digestive pro- 'cess, that build strength and sustain life, by charging the blood with red
 corpuscles.
 Blood is life
 The thin, hollow-chested person who loses the nutrient qualities of food is
 in danger of pulmonary disease-con- sumption, most likely.
 The nervousIy inclined, the sort who
 worry and fuss over things big or lit- Fte. are face to face with prostration.
 The care-w worn woman with oyertax-
 ed organs peculiar to her sex may with reason grow more anxious, for female
 weaknesses are vital weaknesses in very truth; not an ounce of nutrient can be spared
 And these dangers are wholly due to the loss of life-giving elements through improper food assimilation; there are other dangers.
 The stomach has to deal with undi- gested particles of food that ought to supply nourishment, instead of being forced out in an irritating mass through the intestines.
 THE MISCHIEF MULTIPLIEs.
 Constipation, Dyspepsia, Kidney troubles, cataTrh of some inportant organ and kindred disorders.
 People dose too much with pills and potlons; they initiate their stomach lin.l lngs and set up an over stimulation that reacts and Wrecks the nervous system.
 The proper treatment for impaired digestion and every disease akin to it. Is Wineglassful with each meal Of Johann Hon's Extract, which has for fifty years stood at the head as a strength and health builder
 It does more than act as a tonic to the stomach; more than to compel per- feet food assimmillation; and Johann Hoff's even goes farther than a mere nerve or dyspepsia medicine it is in itself a nutrient.
 Weak. rundown men and women, mothers and all who nead up, ought to take Johann 1Ioffs Extract daily until fully restor- ed.
 Not alone in building blood, brawn and muscle has this preparation achieved fame the women it has res cued from the agonies of female weak, | nesses are legion, and their physiciaas have willingly testified to it's remark able cures.
 Alfred J. Wesson, professional nurse of Auburn, Me, writes: Having | pen a nurse for fifteen years, I have | seen many so-called Extracts put on | he market, but have never found any | hing that filled the bill so completely | IS Johann Hoff's Extract; especially in | oning and otherwise building up tho weak and nervous. It acts better and 5 safer on weak kidneys and the blad- Ter than anything I know of Martha Morton, the we'll known 'laywright, B East S3rd Street, New Fith Johann Hoff's Extract, and hove ound 1t a valuable restorative when ehilitated by mental over work"
 Ask your Doctor what he thinks of it Ask your Druggist what he knowsI bout it. | Ask your neighbor who has taken 1t 1 neither benefit was received
 They will one and all tell you tue anne story.
 THE LONG RECORD wonderful cures through the use of 1hann Hoff's Extract is well known {rite 10 us for important facts and 'stimony
 Insist upon Johann IToffs Extract nd take none of the cheap substitutes fered as Just aa good" They have 1thing but their cheapness to recopl- end them.
 Eisner & Mendelson Co, Sole Agents, cw Yc-k.