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Otago Witness, Issue 3403, 4 June 1919, Page 55

NO MORE INDIGESTION

BENEFICIAL RESULTS ACHIEVED BY BISURATED MAGNESIA.

Soon wo may hear no more of indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, flatulence, wind, or similar forms of digestive and stomach troubles, for raillv excellent, results are being obtained from the use of a sjmplo antacid known as bisurated magnesia. Quite a typical instance of the efficacy of this product is contained in a letter recently sent us by Mr W. J. Marktelow, of Newstead, Waikato, Auckland, who says: "I suffered with, pains in my stomach for twenty years, and although I visited doctors both in New Zealand aoiid England, I obtained no lasting benefit until I tried bisurated magnesia. That wa9 about three years ago; and, although I am sixty-three years of age, bisurated magnesia still keeps me well, and I would not be without > it." Similar cases aro reported almost daily, and it is now regarded as certain that the old unsatisfactory methods of treatment, such as dieting and drugging, will soon become obsolete, for, whereas drugs merely alleviate the symptoms, bisurated removes the oaus© of the trouble. That is to say, it neutralises the harmful acid in the stomach, stops the food fermenting, dispels wind, and soothes and heals the inflamed stomach lining. To accomplish those desirable results, it is only neee?snry to take half a teaspoonful of the bisurated magnesia in a little water after meals—no alteration in diet, need be made. It is important though that sufferers should ask the chemist very distinctly for bisurated _ magnesia, as, of course, the results mentioned could not be expected from ordinary forms of magnesia, such as the acetates or citrates.—sß4-.

For salving in the North Sea a Bohoonar abandoned on being 1 attacked by a German submarine, -which made off on the arrival of a British seaplane, the commander of H.M. torpedo-boat 25 was awarded £IOO and his orew £3OO in the Admiralty Court.