TERRIBLEIDEATH

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 3 April 1915, Page 6

TERRIBLEIDEATH

FALL UNDER RAILWAY TRAIN- , (United Press Association.) j AUCKLAND, This Day. At the Greenlane railway station this morning, a man named Barnaby was instantaneously killed while attempting to leave the'train, which slows down, but does not stop, while passing the racecourse. He was seen to jump from the carriage, but disappeared beneath, practically the whole of the train passing over his bodv. HOW TO CORRECT FAULTY DIGESTION. Faulty digestion, flatulence, indigestion—arid, in fact, most forme of stomach trouble —are almost invariably due to acidity and food fermentation. Drugs and. medicines are useless in these cases, because they act only on the stomach, and do not* affect the cause of the trouble—the acidity and fermenting food. To instantly neutralise the acid and stop fermentation, physicians and specialists usually prescribe half a teaspoonful of bisurated magnesia, obtainable of all chemists and dispensaries, in a little, water immediately after meals, or whenever pain is felt. Since the discovery by an eminent specialist of this remarkable property of bisurated magnesia, it has been generally adopted as the standard antacid and food corrective ,in many hospitals, and by many of the most prominent medical men of the day. Dyspeptics should alvays keep bisurated magnesia handy, as its use invariably insures painless, normal digestion.*