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Evening Star, Issue 17368, 2 June 1920, Page 9

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HffTOK OF DIGESTION should be performed with case aad completeness if the body is to be maintained in perfect health. But even in the case of those who • possess naturally Strong digestions this is far from always being the case, for the conditions of modern life impose a strain which frequently girts rise to unavoidable irregularities. Hence almost everybody Buffers et times from dyspeptic troubles, more or less pronounced. It is then that medicine becomes a necessity.. An ideal remedy for most of the derangements to which tho etonaoh, liver, kidneys and bowels are liable is that well-known preparation—Beechsrn's Pills. Exercising as they do a tonic, corrective and cleansing influence upon the disturbed organs, Beecham's Pills epeedily bring about marked improvement. The work of digestion is always greatly facilitated by a course of that highly successful mediae Prepared only if ITHOHAS BEECHAM, St Helens, Za^ la boxes, labelled 10£ d, I/I£ &2/9»-