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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15920, 4 May 1912, Page 17

An insufficient quantity of Vegetables and Fruit. That is what is causing a great deal of the suffering attendant upon that very common malady, Indigestion, to-day. Our diet is becoming more and more artificial with the march of civilisation, with the result that to-day extremely few people eat sufficiently of the natural foods which the system naturally craves for and demands. As ,a result, without the juices supplied by these natural foods the digestive organs fail to do their work-properly. Indigestion sets in and we find a great proportion of men and women, young girls and boys, whose health is very much impaired. The way to counteract the workings of our unnatural foods upon the stomach and the whole system is to take Dr Crossland's Noxol for Indigestion. This great remedy is composed solely ut herbs and fruit juices. It supplies the digestive: organs with the natural elements it requires, and bo banishes from the system the impurities caused by Indigestion. Noxol is procurable at all chemist' and stores at 2s per bottle. It never fails to cure, for it is Nature's own remedy- 8