The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-26

Tho fact that money alone cannot give happi-
ness was never more fully illustrated than in the
case Of the famous New York millionaire who
offered a fortune to any one who would cure him
of dyspepsia without harsh. unpleasant dieting.
The American people live too high. They
suffer the fortunes Of dyspepsia rather than eat
plain. simple food and abandon digestion-racking
drinks.
Two and "a half millions of dollars is high
price to pay for dyspepsia cure, yet the great
American public set the stamp of their approval
upon stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets by paying more
than this amount OF money for them during the
past year.
These tablets absolutely cure any stage Of
dyspepsia by relieving the overworked stomach
and intestlnes Of the burden of digestion and al
lowing them to recuperate naturally and without
the artificial and harmful stimulus given by
drug compounds and so-called tonics, which in
reality depend upon alcohol for their efficiency
and in the end do far more harm than good.
A true tonic Is something which will renew,
replenish, build up the exhausted nervous system
and wasted tissues of the body; something that
will enrich the blood aud endow 1t with the
proper proportions Of red and white corpuscles
which prevent or destroy disease germs This is
what real tonic should do. and drug or
alcoholic stimulant will do 1t.
The only true tonic in nature Is wholesome
food, thoroughly digested. Every particle OF
nervous energy, every minute muscle, fiber and
drop of blood is created daily from the food we
digest.
The mere eating of food has little to do with
the repair Of waste tissue, but the perfect diges
tion of the food eaten has everything to dc
with 1t.
The reason so few people have perfect diges
tlon Is because from wrong habits of living ths
stomach has gradually lost the power to secrett
the gastric juice, peptones and acids in sufhclen
quantity.
To cure Indigestion and stomach troubles it II
necessary to take after meals some harmless
preparation which will supply the natural pep
tone and diastase which every weak stomach
lacks, and probably the best preparation of th
character is Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. which
may be found in every drug store. and which
contain In pleasant, palatable form the whole
some peptone and dlastase which nature re
quires for prompt digestion.
One or two Of these excellent tablets takel
after meals will prevent sourins, fermentation
and acidity and insure complete digestion ant
assimilation.
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are equally valu
able for little children as for adults, as the!
contain nothing harmful or stimulating, but onl,
the natural digestives.
Ono of stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will diges
1900 grains of meat, eggs or other wholesom
food, and they are in every serse q genuine toni
because they bring about In the only natura
way a restorative of nerve power, building u
of lost tissue and appetite. in the only way
can be done, by the digestion and assimilation o
wholesome food,
When the stomach wont work the whole bod
suffers. as every tissue structure Of the bod
depends on the stomach for nourishment and re
newal
If the stomach 10 weak. inactive and unabl
TO properly digest food 1t not only subjects tn
body to state Of chronic semistarva ton or ha
bitually half-fed condition that weakens 1t an
renders It less productive of accomplishment an
less resistant to disease, but 1t allows of the al