00 WEEKS OF HAPPINESS. What constitutes happiness? Opinion varies with the individual; but, to the chronic dyspeptic, happiness means a complete absence of pain, with perfect health and physical comfort. This view of happiness was strikinely illustrated the other day by an enthusiastic user of Anti-Acido. " There you arc," he said, when showing a friend a pile of empty tins of Anti-Acido. "I've used over forty tins. A tin lasts me about two weeks, find that lot represents 80 weeks of health and happiness. I used to suffer untold agony from indigestion, but, since taking Anti-Acido, I have never been bo fit in all my life, or so happy and contented with my lot." Happiness, cheerfulness, contentment—these are the rewards of good health: and to be perfectly healthy you must lirat keop your stomach in proper working order by taking Anti-Acido regularly. Anti-Acido stops ferffumtation and the formation of Bases. and enables you to eat and digest hearthy meala of rich, wholesome food.— Advt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19170, 9 November 1925, Page 13
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