IF FOOD DISAGREES TAKE BISURATED MAOITESTA Xearly o , \ory];<:><l_v ;nilVi'i’s at limes after eating. kfany can rarely eat ill l *ni 1 suffering llie most exerueialiug agony. fome people call this indigesi ii> ll , some dyspepsia ; olliers gastritis; lint no mailer what yon call it, no matter ](ove many renieilies or how many doctors von may have tried —quick relief may usually he obtained by taking half a (easpooni'ul of I’isnraled Magnesia in a little hot water immediately af|er meals. This neulralises (he acid ami slops food fermentation, the cause 1 of nine-tenths ol all stomach (rouble, and thus enables the 1 stomach to ]>ioreeil with digestion in a painless, normal manner, fare should be taken to insist on getting the genuine IVisurated .Magnesia, which is obtainable in both powder and tablet form. If you have a cold in the head use the Ma/ol inhaler. A few sniffs stud you notiee a marked relief. Iveep it up and the cold soon vanishes.
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Patea Mail, Volume XLIII, 30 July 1919, Page 4
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162Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Patea Mail, Volume XLIII, 30 July 1919, Page 4
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