UNDIGESTED FOOD IS POISON. DR. ENSOR’S TAMER JUICE PREVENTS INDIGESTION. Well-digested food is certainly the source ol strength. Every act, every thought, every movement of muscle or mind usee up some of the substance of our bodies. Food repairs this loss, but only when it is digested. Undigested food ferments in the.stomach, poisons the blood, starves the body, and lowers vitality. No one other ailment is responsible for so many diseases.as this foe —-indigestion. Indigestion is the red flag of danger to future health, and nine, people out of every ten are sufferers. It takes sunshine to produce a perfect rose, and it requires well-digested food to producer, perfect health. That which DR ENSOR’S TAMER JUICE is doing for hundreds of other people every day throughout New Zealand it oan do for you. Take about half tp one teaspoohful of this fine old remedy after each meal. Some people, take it with a little water, •.while others prefer to. take it neat. Just please yourself whether you take it with water or not—the important point 'iS/'-take r 'dose; of Tamer Juice after each meal. This regular aftermeals dose will restore your digestive organs to a healthy working condition. It will cause a Tapid improvement in the quality of the blood, and the! banishment of all the various symptoms consequent upon the fermentation of food. Try one bottle, and you will then lenow why so many people keep a bottle regularly by them, ''and recommend it to their friends. Sold by all medicine' dealers in bottles, 2s 6d each. Tile' ; Tussicura Manufacturing Co., Dunedin, sole proprietors and manufacturers.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2669, 26 November 1909, Page 2
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267Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2669, 26 November 1909, Page 2
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