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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4467, 15 September 1922, Page 2

A SIMPLE REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION. .

There’s nothing complicated about the way Bisurated Magnesia overcomes stomach troubles ; it just neutralises the harmful acid that’s doing the mischief, and it does this quickly. With the stomach free from this acid, there’s no chance of fermentation., and the digestive organs can do their work unhampered. The following extract from a letter is typical of thousands written by grateful users: — 69, Fletcher Street, Auburn, Victoria, Melbourne. “I thought that I, would always be a sufferer from indigestion until I tried Bisurated Magnesia. I saw it advertised in the daily paper, and am pleased to say .that the first dose made me quite better .and I have had no return of the complaint.” (Signed) Miss ALICE M. ALLEN. It makes no difference whether your trouble is Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Gastritis, or Palpitation, Bisurated Magnesia is what you want and what you must have if your stomach is to be put to rights. Every chemist sells it. but y’du should make sure of getting the right article by looking for the name "BISMAG,” which is clearly printed on the wrappers.

This week’s issue of the “New Zealand Siporting and Dramatic Review" abounds with illustration of wide variety that will attract the admiration of all sections. Racing enthusiasts will find particular interest in ths snapshots depicting the Marton Jockey Club’s spring meeting and t'he Morefield races in Sydney, showing New Zealand horses engaged. Football takes a prominent position in the comprehensive selection of photographs devoted ,to the Wellington v. Auckland inter-provincial Rugby match at Athletic Park, also the Canterbury v. Wellington referees” matefh. The centre pages are occuiped by beautiful views of the French Colonial Exhibition at Marseilles, For Influenza, take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure,