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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 86, 10 April 1924, Page 13

Cooped up inside all day, exhausted by the cares of business, few opportunities for exercise '.in the fresh air, often too tired to enjoy a 1 good hearty meal—. jfc. is small wonder that the business lady falls a victim to indigestion, and that her health and strength are undermined. One business lady.' in Dunedin suffered 60 severely, that a complete collapse was imminent. In spite of medical attention, she became worse and worse.. At night time she would experience giddy, turns,' so badly that she -often would fall .out of bed—a sign that the bad gases cansed by indigestion were affectiiig her heart. . ( Just when, she was becoming desperate, a friend recommended Anti-Acido, and right.-from the first dose she improved. The giddy turns stopped. Her appetite returned, weight increased, her bright fresli colour was * restored, and to-day ;she is in better health than ever. It is'really surprising how indigestion ruins one's health, but what is hiore surprising still is the quickness and thoroughness . with which Anti-Acido overcomes the trouble.. • Price 2s 6d, chemiste and stores. Your grocer or chemist can obtain supplies from Box 808, Wellington,—Advtj,