WONDERFUL NEWS FOR DYSPEPTICS
Instant relief can be obtained even in the most distressing cases of dyspepsia by taking “ Bisurated ” Magnesia, in either powder or tablet form, after meals. This is a remedy that cannot fail to stop all stomach disorders due to acidity and fermentation, the two chief causes of indigestion, flatulence, heartburn, and other similar ills. The moment “ Bisurated ” Magnesia enters the stomach it neutralises the harmful acids and allows the work of digestion to go forward easily and without pain. Not only this, hut “ Bisurated ” Magnesia strengthens the weakened stomach organs and generally tones up tho system, enabling you to eat anything you fancy and enjoy everything which you eat. _ You can get “ Bisurated ” Magnesia in both powder and tablets from all chemists, and you can have every confidence in it, knowing that it is recommended by doctors and used in hospitals everywhere.[Advt.]
Mrs Smith; “Do you believe in the survival of the fittest? ” Mr Flanagan: “No, ma’am, I don’t believe in the survival of anybody. I’m an undertaker.”
An American visitor to an_ English village was talking to a native, who presently inquired where he came from. “The State of Ohio,” said the American. “And where do you hail from?” “ Bilston,” was the reply. “ And what State’s that, in, Bo? ” “ Awful,” replied the Bilstonian.
Why is it, the farmer would like to know, that as soon as a crop starts coming up in the fields it starts going down in the
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Evening Star, Issue 19793, 17 February 1928, Page 12
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