GLADSTONE'S FAMOUS RULE.
MASTICATE FOOD 32 TIMES. It is a well-known fact that the, great Gladstone, who lived to be eighty-nine, and who enjoyed exceptionally gooa health for one so old, made a practice of chewing his food thirtyrtv/o. times, and he himself admitted "hut this orie of the secrets of his longevity. Mastication stimulates the now_ or gastric juices and assists digestion; but, owing to the hustle bustle modem life, few of us have time or inclination to masticate properly, me result is we become .dyspeptic at an early age—sufier from indigestion, gastritis, flatulence, which., in turn, rob us of physical and mental fitness. Fortunately, we have what was not obtainable in Gladstone's time—AntiAcido, the popular modern preparation for overcoming indigestion and j attendant ills. Whether you quickly or slowly, ntl . j W.r+v you to enjoy and digest good meals without pain or Jin so keep the body'm £ he.«lthy wel - nourished condition. aisti-i----cheniists and stores. hutor; C. P. Steele, 215 a Man hester street, CLrietchurch. Hb35U-/ . :
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18135, 26 July 1924, Page 4
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