It is one thing to eat, it is quite another to derive nourishment from the food which is eaten, There are thousands of people who sit down regularly to meals yet remain woefully thie and weak, and the reason for this is that the digestive organs have lost power of extracting from the food which is, taken the nourishing properties necessary for the sustaining of health and strength.
Sach was the case with Mrs. 0. M. de Cruze, a lady residing at 16, 43rd Street, Rangoon, and—as is usual in such eases—she soon lost appetite, and became afflicted with those many aches and ills which accompany acute Indigestion, had usually been able to enjoy the good things of life," remarked Mrs. de Craze, when relating the facts of her case, "but not long ago I lost all appetite, The mere sight of food caused me to turn faint and eick. Wy; Eren the daintiest visas were ropellant, The awad of this 513
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