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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1237, 25 April 1914, Page 3

HOW DYSPEPTICS CAN EAT WHAT THEY WANT WITHOUT PAIN. la the vast majority of cases, states a leading specialist, indigestion, dyspepsia and other so-called stomach troubles are in no way due to the fault of the stomach itself, but almost entirely to fermentathn of the food contents and the resultant formation of acid and gas which irritate and inflame the delicate lining of the stomach, and unnaturally distend the stomach walls, causing displacement of the vital organs and dangerous pressure on the heart and lungs. He estimates that 96 per cent, of all stomach pains, either acute or chronic, are directly or indirectly due to acid fermentation; all of which lie has proved can be avoided by neutralising the acid and stopping the' fermentation by means of a simple antacid known among and obtainable from all chemists under the name of bisurated magnesia ; half a teaspoonful in a little water_ immediately after eating, effectively preventing the slightest indication of fermentation and discomfort even in the severest cases. Inquiry among chemists confirmed the remarkable value of this product, but readers are cautioned when purchasing to see that the name is spelled b-i-s-u-r-a-t-e-d, as there are other chemical products bearing names similar to bisurated magnesia, but which are lacking in its peculiarly valuable properties.

HACKING COUGH. ■‘Per about two years my son Eric had a nasty hacking cough,” says Mr Albert W. Coleman, Caramba, Moncur St„ Dulwich Hill, N.S.W. “Then I gave him Chamberlain s Cough Remedy and after a few doses noticed he had greatly improved. Before we had given him the whole bottle his cough had completely disappeared. He is now strong and well and gaining weight daily.” For sale everywhere.—-Advt.

Thomas Rimmer has been appointed Foxton agent for Haslemere Tea. This is quite the best tea procurable.*