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Greymouth Evening Star, 30 October 1918, Page 7

On Making Sore There is nothing lilce making sure wiierc one’s health is concerned. Good health is the best guarantee that Life shall be a success. Now it is well-known that digestive disorders are the cause of more cases of ill-health than any other class of ailment. The digestive system is so extensive, so complex and so hard-worked, that its liability to derangement is not astonishing. Happily, however, many digestive ailments can be easily remedied. Happily, too, many digestions need never go wrong. You can make reasonably sure that your digestion will not fail you, even- under trying conditions, if you get into the excellent ~way of taking Beecham’s Pills: ' This “ Wonderful Medicine”—as it has been called—does really work wonders with the digestive system. Beecham’s Pills impart tone to the stomach, regulate the action of the liver and kidneys and gently stimulate the bowels into healthy activity. Get into the habit of making sure. Have recourse to Bcecham's Pills at the first sign of digestive trouble. Make sure of your health by taking Beecbam’s Pills. Q; Prepared only ty THOMAS BEECHAJa, St Helens, Eng. in boxes, labelled lold, I/Ii & 2/9,