RID YOURSELF OF DIGESTIVE MISERY. Your stomach controls your life,' affects your mental outlook, and makes or mars not only your own happiness hut that of those near and dear to you. Trace almost any disorder and you will find it commences in the stomach; headache, sleeplessness, sickness, blood and skin trouble, pain after eating—these and a hundred other complaints call for care of the stomach as the sole effective remedy. To be rid of stomach misery you can do no better than take simple, harmless, inexpensive ‘Bisurated’ Magnesia, a remedy prescribed by doctors and .used in hospitals. It stops stomach pain instantly; prevents iermentation and quickly restores the digestion to health anil strength. ‘Bisurated’ Magnesia is known and sold by chemists and stores all over the world, in tablet and powder forms, both equally effective for reieving all digestive troubles.
INDOOR WORKERS. NEED DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. There is no doubt many folks spend • considerable more time indoors than 'is good for their health. They are breathing only partially pure air, and leading a more or less sedentary life, j'both of which tend to disorganise j the systepi and upset the digestive . tract. For various reasons this type l of existence is frequently unavoid'able; but, whether chosen or compulsory, steps must be taken to maintain the system as close to normal as possible. Of course, the most important precaution is to keep the bowels in regular condition. In such cases a course of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills will be found invaluable. F’or the little ills of life they are excellent, and praised far and wide by grateful users. -
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Thames Star, Volume LXII, Issue 17436, 26 September 1928, Page 6
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