"Nervous indigestion " has become a very common complaint, said a physician recently, lecturing a the Institute of Hygiene, Lon-Victims of it gain scant general sympathy, and it is often sammed up as imaginary by their friends who have never suffered from it, Ordinary tonics, said the lecturer, are always bad for wesk digestion, and quinine, iron, arsenic, and such things, although they may bring about a ravenous appetite for a few days, invariably have a reaction.
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