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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 10 June 1926, Page 6

THE DOWNFALL OF JOHN BARCLAY Many things were said about the “crash” of John Barclay’s shoe store. People attributed his downfall to this and that, but there are only a. few who know the truth of the matter. The root of it all was indigestion. It ruined his health, affected his nerves, and eventually became a negative force in the business. His gloominess and bad temper turned people from the store, and finally he had to wind up his business. Neglected indigestion was responsible. Had Barclay taken Anti-Acido—-the great indigestion cure—he would still be the owner of a fine business. Anti-Ac.ido is a preparation which achieves marvellous speedy cures iu all cases of indigestion and kindred stomach troubles. Tt is very powerful, yet infinitely soothing—allows~you to eat and drink whatever you fancy without the tortures of indigestion. 'Get vour tin of Anti-Acido to-day. 2s 6d a tin. Obtainable chemists and stores every-