St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1919-09-06
AVOID FRAzzLED
NERVES BY HELPING
NATURE At WORK
Get Back the Old "Pep" and Work
as You Used to Do
HERE'S WAY 70 DO IT EASILY

Nervous? Well, a little. Don't like
to admit it, Ell? No n does. But the
nerves of all of us get a wee bit fraz-
zled at time. Shouldn't, but they do.
Nature intended that we should lead
natural lives. We don't-ati least all
of us don't. Sometimes too much
work; sometimes too much play. Then
an attack of nerves"
Then is the time for Pepsinol. Ma
ture, overtaxed by a burden which we
have ourselves imposed, is unable of
itself to restore the health equilibrium
which we have thoughtlessly removed.
Nature needs help. To give that help
the formula for Pepsinoi al worked
out.
Most physical ailments may be
traced to an acid stomach followed by
a torpid liver. The kidneys and other
organs become ~deranged. Constipa-
ton develops. Then insomnia wears
down the strength that should be re-
built rightly. The daily exercise that
should keep the muscles firm is aban-
doned because one is "too tired" to
walk, or ride or play outdoor games.
Next the daily headaches, dizziness,
continued irritation, ever at the small
est trifles. BiliOusness brings a sour
stomach and a fetid breath, making
their possessor an annoyance to those
nearby.
Finally a mental depression, a brood
ing dependency evidenced by fits of
crying and a physical exhaustion that
seems to make living a torture.
Natures load has been increasing
all this time. Things appear hopeless
but they are not. Take Pepsinol. 1t
is a necessary aid to Nature. Pepsinol
is a gentle laxative tonic. It is a GOOD
thing to take when one is well. It is
the BEST thing to take when n is
run down, when Nature has been over
taxed. 1t is mildly corrective in its
effects. 1t causes no harm, such as
results from the use of violent purga-
tives.
Pepsinol helps Nature by removing
the conditions inimical to health. 1t
helps also to build up the strength
that had been diminished by these
conditions.
Take Pepsinol to help Nature re-
move the fermenting food, bile and
waste matter that have accumulated
in the bowels. This removal will be
accomplished easily, not with the
wrenching that accompanies the use of
strong cathartics. With Pepsinol
comes the opportunity for the liver
to resume its normal functions. The
kidneys cooperate.
AE nsnoa4saY1 rn%0 fhn hnln II nhadc
from P~epsinol. Sour, undigested food
is expelled from the stomach by Pep
sinol. .Acidity disappears. The
breath once mor become sweet after
taking Pepsinol. One arises after a
night spent in sound, restful sleep
without that dark brown taste in his
mouth which was common before Pep
sinol got rid of it. Gone are the in
somnia, mental depression and kin
dred ailments. Nature is again mis-
tress of the situation-thanks to Pep
sinol.
Influenza has been a terrific scourge
in the world during past months. Its
ravages were so great in England and
Wales that the death rate exceeded the
birth rate. Fortunately it has not been
so severe in this country, but never
theless tens of thousands in the Uni
ted States have suffered.
The after-effects of influenza may
be most serious. The disease leaves
the physical power of resistance great
ly weakened. The convalescent pa
tient may Immediately fall victim to
another disease. To prevent this the
power of resistance must be strength
ened. Pepsinol aims to be a strength
ener. Now acting in its capacity Of
tonic, it should be taken to prevent
further ravages of illness. It is a re-