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Evening Star, Issue 18851, 28 January 1925, Page 4

BEHIND THE SCENES Tho old saying, “ Physician, heal thyself,” might be equally as well applied to chemists. Chemists not only understand the uses ana effects of drugs, but have access to all the leading doctors’ prescriptions and all the various medicines in stock. They also como in contact with sufferers, and soon learn ■what preparations are tho most effective. It was a great tribute to AntUAcido, therefore, when a chemist's assistant in a wellknown establishment reported the other day that the only preparation that cured his indigestion was Anti-iAcido. Ho suffered badly for years, and, as was only to be expected, tried every remedy he knew of. Anti-Acido alono stopped the repeating and belching, banished the pain, and counteracted tho gases and acids that caused the trouble. „ Chemists know from their own experience from tho enthusiastic manner in which their patrons speak of it and from tho extensive sales —that Anti-Acido is the most effective cure for indigestion, gastritis, flatulence, heartburn/wind, vomiting, and acidity of tho stomach. It succeeds in the worst, cases. Price, 2s 6d, all chemists and stores. —tAdrtJ