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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16842, 28 April 1915, Page 5

IsFature's Cure for Iridigestion* Natural cures are always best and that is why Noxol"* has won so great a reputation a» the leading remedy for Indigestion. Nature sends certain Kerbs and fruits which possess wonderful curative properties for stomachic troubles. From these pure' life-giving herbs and fruit juice* Dr. Grassland's " Noxol is prepared. - ': Over''and over again verbal and written testimony to, the splendid cures effected by this time-prorven remedy is received. One man, who, after suffering for many; years from Indigestion, was recommended by a friend to try "Noxol," which he did, with, the result that he was perfectly cured. ' ~ There is nothing miraculous about "Noxol'* nor. will' anything and: everything. _ It a simply Nature's specific remedy for certain ilia that mankind isJieir to—and Indigestion is one ol them. '"'. , '' .. Tne.followinfare but two of the many letter* written at various times by those who haveproved ..^Npxol.":tcj be thoroughly efficacious. The first funs as follows: V': ~.• ,/.. , "•!■ hav« tried everything I could think *l„ in the way of,, medicine for Indigestion, .frvm which T have been suffering for many yeari and 1 find that 'Noxol'has done ma more, good than anything else. Tarn very pleased with i land intend to have it by ma always." .' Another gentleman writes to this effect: ■|?i have been using your-'Noxol' for Indi» gestlon. and find it a complete success. It ■-1--'••_■. v..t _.:.u.. t . j_ pains. A few doses work marvels. As it nss'done me so much good lam recommending it to others." ' /•Noxol" is sold at 2/- per bottle bv Chemisfr «id Storekeepers all over New Zealand. Graft* trill! '■■'., ST-LL LEADING: No.l»