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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 2037, 28 December 1907, Page 8

completed to-morrow. < i Mr Frank W. Frazer, of Scone, ' N.S.W., writes;—“l was touring i .New Zealand some time ago, and owing to the continued wet weather contracted a very severe cold. While staving at the “Royal Oak,” in 1 Wellington, a friend advised me to t try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1 Tin’s advice was followed, and after 3 I had taken a few doses was com- f pletely cured. I can confidently re- r commend Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to anyone suffering from c throat or lung troubles. For sale by s T. H. Bredin, Co.-op. Stores, Mar- i ton, and D. Wilson, Rongotea. I COUNTERACTING ACIDITY. At tins season of the year stewed fresh fruits enter largely in the daily bill of fare, many persons suffer from acidity of the stomach; and, in many cases, the use of fresh fruit has to be omitted from their diet. The acidity of certain stewed fruits may be advantageously neutralised by the addition of a little bicarbonate of soda, so as to avoid the use of a large quantity of cane sugar to sweeten it, as this is apt to cause gastric termination and acidity. In stewing fruit about as much soda as will cover a shilling should be added to each pound of fruit. Of still greater importance, eight to ten drops of IMPEY’S MAY APPLE should be taken after each meal, and thus correct undue acidity, and -create perfect assimilation and digestion. You need not suffer with pains in the chest after eating; Pearson’s Pepto-chlor cures indigestion. Is, 2s 6d and -Is. t I C r o g 0 b d Ci w k w M st la fa ox w ol of to in ti)