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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 23, 26 January 1918, Page 9

ACID CAUSES INDIGESTION. An unpleasant feeling of fulness after meals, a flushed face, heartburn, and wind are all readily recognised symptoms of indigestion and dyspepsia, but very few people realise that the direct cause of all these troubles is excess acid in the stomach. To prevent food fermentation and overcome this harmful acid there is nothing finer than half a teaspoonful of bisurated magnesia taken in a little warm or cold water directly after each meal, and if more people would only use this simple home remedy instead of drugs there would soon be no more indigestion. Be sure, however, to get bisurated magnesia, as ordinary forms. are often unsuitable for this purpose.—Advt. THE HOLY LAND. Cpl. G. Pagett, of the sth Wellington Mounted Rifles, writes from Palestine to j a chum in New Zealand' (Mr. W. Chambers, of 14,. Belfast-street, Wellington) asking that two bottles of Fluenzol be posted to him. He says he always finds Fluenzol keeps him well while on active service. Don't forget Jour own soldier.— Advt. ' ' ■