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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20043, 4 September 1920, Page 2

BISUBATED .MAGNESIA GIVES QUICK ; BELIEF PROM INDIGESTION When you have eaten too much or too ] fast, when you feel so full and dis- i tended that it's hard to breathe, and j your heart pounds because of the pres- ] euro against it, just, take .two or three little tahlets of Bisurated Magnesia, ' with a sip of hot water. You "(Till ! get relief at once, and the trouble will entirely disappear in a few minutes. What else could give such quick relief j from indigestion, gastritis, and dys- j pepsia caUEed by the presence of an ex- j cess acid in the stomach? Now, when Bisurated Magnesia comes into contact with acid, whether in the stomach or elsewhere, there is only one thing that. can possibly happen—the acid is neu-1 tralised, nullified, counteracted. The { component elements of Bisurated 3lag- i tiesia arc as violently opposed to acid as are light to dark, heat to cold, death to life. And Uiat is why you obtain relief, and that is also a very potent reason why, if you are suffering from ailments arising from acidity, you I should obtain :i package of Bisurated Tablets from y<our nearest chemist today. Then yovu can eat a hearty meai j composed of floods which previously'l have disagreed with you in the In!' Knowledge that your sour stomaon troubles are over, and you will soon be able to say* to your friends, "You cAn eat what you like if you. take Bisurated Magnfesia." Bisurated Magnesia is ono of the best remedies for Indigestion, and is also obtainable in powder form. 1 . To secure the best results in ri-wet Peas it 13 necessary to sow this month, and to sow only Bradbury's seeds, which are procurable at Hastie, Bull and Pickerings, 113, Cashel Street, opposite Ballantfiie's. 1

AFTER EATING ONIONS. A teaspotraful of “ Fiuenzol ” retained lit tlio mouth for half a miaato jj aumh refreshing and cleuruing. Inaisi on 1/lueuaoJ. at Is tkl and Cd. 2