"BACK TO LIFE."
BY "ANTI-ACIDO." A well-known clubman, in relating the story of his life, told Jus hearers just how much he owed his happiness and health to the proprietors of AntiAcido. Here's the story: "31y father, and his father before him, both suffered from acute indigestion, and at an early age I suffered absolute agony. The food I ate couldn't have cost more than about 2s 6d a week, and I could have bought a business with the huge sum of money I frittered away in the desperate hope of finding relief. "As I say, I was desperate, and when a famous surgeon advisod an operation, 1 followed his advice, but last winter, the frightful pains in the stomach returned with 'reinforcements.' And th<2n came the time I tried Anti-Acido—what a red-letter day for me! It touched the spot, stopped the burning paius and bilious attacks at once —made me a new man, in fact.
"Well, gentlemen, there's my story. I intend publishing it one day. The title? you say—why, 'Back to Life.' bv Anti-Acido.' " H6350-O
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18013, 4 March 1924, Page 10
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