A DYSPEPTIC'S LIFE SAVED.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2113, 2 April 1914, Page 3

A DYSPEPTIC'S LIFE SAVED.

SEVERE P.ATJS , AXD SICKXESS TOiR MANY YEjVRR CUBED J3V A SIM. PLE ANTACID. NEIGHBOURS SAID His WAS ADTIKf, MAN.

Chronic indigestion end sickness aftftr fuod and severe'pains \vere aft f}!iifkly cured hy a very simple, remedy in ths caso, of Mr. E. Savigan, t ; l CUcncestor St., Barnardtown, Newport, JTon. In «i ktter referring to her husband's ilTmess, Mrs. Suvigau writes:—"He did not know wliat it was to eat a meal without it coming back," which appears to have been his condition for a. considerable until his wife, while reading a ladies' pa«oi, saw ordinary bisnrated roa.SnJ?ia reofflnmended for indigestion, and obtained a email quantity 6o that her husband might try it. A few doses Ravo Mr. Savjgan great relief, and before he had finished thn first supply the troitbln was praetteally cured. "To use M*s. Savignii's own words: "He can eat his food , and is looking splendid, and can do lit?, work; in fact, all the people about .here lotfk at liim, for they all said lie was a (tying man." Tho quantity of bisnrated mit!?nesia that cnrwl Mr. Savfeaii was liaH-a-toaspoonful in a. winn-gl-ass of water after i meals, and we strongly atjyise any of -our | readers who suffer from iudignetioii in try it Be careful to pet the- Wsiimtoil form' spelt b-i-s-u-r-n-t-e-d, as oHicr clio-m----ical products similarly named do not have the same beneficial effect.—Advt.

Husband: "My love, we must gdf. rid of that cook. Did yon eve? srft a worsftlookinir chop than the on® I have got on my plate?" Wife: "Yes, deal; the oni you've just put,oil uiinei" -