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ACIDITY THE CAUSE OF DIGESTIVE TROUBLES. Indigestion and most digestive troubles are caused by excess acidity due to the fermentation of food which remains in the stomaoh longer than.it' should do owing to weakened stomach musclcß. As this acidity increases it sets up further fermentatiou, and the sufferer endures intense pain, as the stomach is dilated by gases. To correct these digestive troubles quickly, easily, and surely, take half a teaspoonful of "Bisurated" Magnesia ina little water after eating, or whenever plain is felt. This immediately stops the ferment action and neutralises the excess acidity, enabling the process of digestion'to be carried out in a natural way. "Bisurated" Magnesia heals the inflamed stomach lining and generally tones up the digestive organs. To avoid that unpleasant taste in the mouth on awakening In the morning, which is causeti by acidity, take a dose of "Bisurated" Magnesia at night before retiring. Every , chemißt sells "Bisurated" Magnesia in both powder and tablets, and although the cost is fractional you cannot get a better or surer remedy than is contained in the well-known blue wrapper. —6 CHILD'S DEATH. KNOCKED DOWN BY CYCLE. The inquest on Joyce Primmer Porter, aged six years, was concluded before the Coroner, Mr H. A. Young, on Saturday morning. Dr. Pearson gavo evidence as to a post-mortem examination, death being due to a haemorrhage of the skull. The Coroner returned a verdict that the child died in the Christchurch Hospital on April Bth as the result of injuries received through being knocked down by a cycle ridden by Alan Edmund "Wishart, on April 6th. Two semi-circular flasks, a foot deep and about ac inch thick, were preduced in Glasgow Eastern Police Court when James Fiaser was fined £4O for supplying liquor without a license. The poliue stated that the flasks, which were fouad in Fraser's house, were made so asto fasten round the leg or arm, fitting closely to the limb. They could hold 10s gills of whisky each. As a protection against coughs arftl colds "XAZOL" haa no equal. One dose a day keeps colds away. Can be taken *nywhtre. 60 dom !■ 6d. —1

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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18669, 19 April 1926, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18669, 19 April 1926, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18669, 19 April 1926, Page 5

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