stomaWache to-day-dyspepsia TO-MORROW ! It begins with, perhaps, a feeling of fulness after eating, nausea, a disinclination to eat anytning at all or, maybe, a sudden spasm of stomach-pain. Then commences serious digestive disorder, and quickly dyspepsia has you in its grip. Authorities say that in over ninety cases out of every hundred the cause' of both the simple stomach-ache, and the more deep-seated dyspepsia is acidity of the stomach, usually accompanied by food-fermentation. That tin's is so is proved the fact that Bisurated Magnesia, an anti-acid, pives positive and instant relief. "Bismag" I'ablets (as they are popularly called), neutralize the harmful acid, prevent food-fermentation, and so stop stomachpains and ward off serious indigestion. "Bismag" Tablets are not merely a remedy for simple stomach disorders, however, for they have an unrivalled record of success in dealing with cases of the utmost severity. You can get a flask from any chemist, but mind you eet "Bismag" Tablets, as nothing else is "just as good." It's Bisurated Magnesia that doctors prescribe, hospitals us«, and thousands praise the world around; and on'y thi s product can carry the oval "BISMAG" mark on the wrapper. 6
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17700, 28 February 1923, Page 7
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