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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10507, 7 February 1920, Page 2

THE WORK OF DIGESTION should be performed with esse and 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 modem life impose a strain which frequently gives rise to unavoidable irregularities. Hence almost everybody suffers at 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 the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels are liable is that well-known preparation—Beecham’s Pills. Exercising as they do a tonic, corrective [ 'and cleansing influence upon the 'disturbed organs, Beeoham’s Pills speedily bring about marked im"provement. The work of digestion is always greatly facilitated by a course of that highly successful medicine

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