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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17650, 10 December 1920, Page 3

THE VERY IDEA. When tie tiresome troubles of Indigestion threaten you, the right course to pursue is to seek- the immediate assistance Of a reliable digestive medicine. Preference should be given to one -which will operate effectively upon the three important organs -which are affected primarily by digestive disorders—< the ' stomach, the liver, and the bowels. And to accomplish this three-fold action. Beecham's Pills will be found to be—"The Very Idea-." Beecham's Pills axe at once an aperient, a corrective, and a ionic preparation. They gently re-move from the bowels -ail -unhealthy accumulation, correct the action of the liver, and impart tone to the stomach. There is no medicine which can be taken with greater confidence than this popular remedy which has such a magnificent record for relieving and removing digestive ailments. For over seventy years Beecham's Pills have been used with singular success in the treatment of stomach and kindred troubles. Would they have withstood so lengthy a test if they had been a preparation which failed to fulfill expectations? ' Would successive-• generations of men and : women have continued in their Use of Eeecham's Pills if these had not conferred very considerable benefits? Common-sense. -answers emphatically in the negative. Beecham's Pills are still to the front to-day. They continue to command public confidence. They are, in fact, in greater demand than ever because they are " The Very Idea" for keep ins people .fit for life's strenuous duties. You cannot do better than try BEECHAM'S ' PILLSSold everywhere in bores, labelled IOJd, Is lid. and 2s 9d. (Original English Prices.) ;