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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11702, 14 December 1923, Page 2

AN UNSUSPECTED CAUSE SOME OF THE NUMEROUS AND UNSUSPECTED SYMPTOMS OF INDIGESTION. Indigestion takes many forms, and so numerous are its symptoms that hundreds ascribe their ill-health to other causes, when all the time it is their digestion that is at fault. Violent pains, in the stomach and abdomen, pains around the heart, pains in the head, nausea and vomiting after meals, giddy turns, emaciation, loss of appetite, thinness, laok of <morgy, dullness, roughness, and hardness of the complexion, pimples, sallowness—all these and more aro duo to impaired digestive organs, sometimes partly, sometimes ■wholly. If you have any of the above smyptoms you should take Anti-Acido, and rest assured tho trouble will disappear if you really have indigestion. No risk. Anti-Acido is absolutely harmless, and no matter what your state of health positively no harm can come from taking it. 2s Gd, chemists and stores ;Wholesale agents: Sharland and Co., Ltd *

HAY FEYEB AND CATARRH. The scientific method of treatment is to snifl up warm Flunezol at intervals and also rub Q-tol into the bridge of the nose. The irritating bacteria ore soon dispelled. If the trouble is of long' standing, continuous and systematic treatment fcr two or three weeks is lacommended.—Advt.