Indigestion--dyspepsia

Drake's Dyspepsia Cure & Nerve Restorer, a wellspring of üfe. is pouring into thousands of homes today; stubborn cases that heve baffled all other remedies yield to the efflcacy of this marvelous treatment, and permanent cures are the inevitable results from its use. For sale by H. J. Brown and F,. E. Calkins, Ann Arbor. A book on Stomach and Nerve Troubles, their symptoms and cure, will be free for the asking at above mentioned drug store. Read following statement: To Whom It May Concern: To those suffering from stomach and nerve troubles I wish to recommend Drake's Öyspepsia Cure and Nerve Restorer. About 20 years ago I began to be ' troubled with my stomach. It gradualiy grew worse, even under treatment, until it became difflcult for me to eat any kind of food with comfort. For the past flve years I h ave been able to retain very little food of the simplest nature long enough to digest it. Seldom during this time have I enjoyed sleep throughout the entire night, and usually have been obliged to leave my bed in consequence of my stomach and nerve troubles. My bowels were very much relaxed, said to be due to inflammation of the membrane of the intestines. I was treated by physicians, and tried nearly every known remedy recommended for my troubles with no lasting benefit, and usually not even temporary relief. On the 5th day of January, '98, I purchased a package of Drake's Dyspepsia Cure and Nerve Restorer, and I wish every dysneotlc knew how much I have improved frora its use. My food does not distress me as it did, and I have no trouble in retaining it. I sleep well and feel refreshed therefrom, and, although I have used only one package of the medicine I can safely say that I am 75 per cent, better than I have been during the past 20 years. Youre respectfully, MRS. GIDEON STODDARD. Litchfleld, Mich, Jan. 24, 1898.