WORKED WONDERS FOR . HEARTBURN. Queen street, East Oxford, Nwth Canterbury. Dear Sirs, —I have been a user of Bisurated Magnesia for years now, and I would not be without it. I suffered from heartburn for months," and used to vomit. . Bisurated Magnesia was recommended to me.' and I resolved to give it a trial, and it worked wonders. I always keep a bottle in the house. (Signed) C. W. Clifford. This is a typical example of the thousands of testimonials we have received from Bisurated Magnesia users in every part of the world, for 'Bismag' has come to be the recognised remedy for all acid-caused digestive troubles. Bisurated Magnesia neutralises acidity and prevents fermentation the moment it enters the stomach, enabling all food to be eaten and enjoyed without pain or suffering to follow. Every chemist sells Bisurated Magnesia in both powder and tablet form, but when buying see the trade-mark 'Bismag' on the blue package—it's there for your protection, and will enable you to readily recognise the'world's greatest Temedy for heartburn, indigestion, and similar stomach troubles. —6 A young woman told the Highgate Magistrate that now that she had a baby the landlady of the flat she occupied had said she must leave. The clerk remarked: She has to apply to the Court for leave to eject you. "and you can jest assured that the Court will not make any such order.
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18550, 27 November 1925, Page 7
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