A DYSPEPTIC'S LIFE SAVED.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2119, 9 April 1914, Page 8

A DYSPEPTIC'S LIFE SAVED.

SEVERE PAIN AND SICKNESS FOR MANY YEARS CURED BY A SIMPLE ANTACID. NEIGHBOURS SAID HE WAS A DYING ■MAN. Chronic indigestion and sHskftess after food and sovcfe pain,? were all quickly cured hy a very 'simple remedy in, the caso of Mr. E. Savigan, II Gloucester St., Barnardtown, Newport, Jlon, In a letter referring to her husband's illness, Mrs. Savigan writes:—"He di'd not know Vliat it was to eat a meal without it coming back," which appears to have been his condition for a considerable time, until his wife, while reading a ladies' paper, saw' ordinary bisuratcd magnesia recommended for indigestion, and obtained a small quantity esc» that her husband might try it. A few -doses gave Sir. Savigan great relief, .and before lie Had finished the first supply the trouble was practically cured. To use. Mrs, Savijan's own words: "He can eftt his food and is looking splendid, and can da his work; in fact, nil the people about hero look at jiini, for they all said he w.as a dying man." The quantity of bisurated magnesia that cured Mr, Savigan was half-a-t'jaspoonfnl in a wine-glass of water after meals, and w« strongly advise ajiy of our readers who suffer from indigestion to trv it. Bo careful to set the bisurated form spelt b-i-s-n-r-.vt-e-d, as other chemical products similarly mimed do itot have, the same beneficial effect.—Advh

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