CRIBBAGE

Nelson Evening Mail, 21 July 1916, Page 1

CRIBBAGE

Owing to the Railway team beinfe engaged in the tug-of-war at Paddy's Market, the match between them and the Maitai Bowlers will not be played til! next Monday evening, July 24tb. The match, Old iViavals v. Old Nelson Rifles has been postponed owing to Market. IF FOOD DISAGREES, DRINK HOT^WATEB. When food lies likel 'lead in, tiba stomach and you have .that -uncomfortable, distended feeling, it is because of insufficient:.blood supply to the stomach, comibined and «»9v fermentation. In cases try _ theplan now followed m (many hospitals and advised by eminent specialtsts;io|,., •taking half a teaspoonfiil of bisurated; magnesia in half a glass of water as as you can comfortably drank 'it. xne hot water draws the blood to xpe stomach, and .the bisurated magnesia, as any .physician or chemist can tell. you, instantly neutralises the acid and stops the food fermentation. Try this aamP*e;> plan, and you wLH be astonished at We amimiediate feeling of relief and coinfort that always follows the restoration* of the normal process of digestion. xi sure you ask the chemist very distinctly for besurated magnesia, thus avoiding..: confusion -with, the sulphates, oxides *nff citrates or bismuth and magnesia mixtures which are often' unsuitable, soldi ers at the f.ront and travellers who -are frequently obliged l to take hasty irieafa poorly prepared' should'always take two, or three five-grain tablet® of bisurated magnesia after imeals to;(prevent;. f&C- ■ mentation and neutralise (the acid. ,• •