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Otago Witness, Issue 3500, 12 April 1921, Page 13

BEE6HMS PILLS the famous digestive medicine, have proved during three generations, to be an unfailing friend to dyspeptic sufferers. They have brought relief to men and women in all parts of the world for more than seventy years. This is so unique a record that due importance should be attached to its real meaning. This may be expressed in the one word —Satisfaction. The people who have taken this medicine have been satisfied with the results which have followed. Only in this way can the continuous demand be explained. An important point arises here. A medicine which has given such long-continued satisfaction to those who have taken it must have properties of remarkable reliability. And this consideration should prove of the utmost eneouragementto those who have yet to try Beecham’s Pills for the first time. They have given satisfaction —general satisfaction —after the most thorough test ; why should they not give the same to you? If then, you suffer in any way from the distressing troubles arising from impaired digestion, sluggish liver and irregular action of the bowels —- seek the aid of this great remedy at once. Give Beecham’s Pills a fair trial. They will not disappoint you. They will relieve and remove your digestive troubles and abundantly assist you in every way to SRFEGUKRD YOUR HERLTH. Sold in boxes, labelled 10|d., ls-ljd and 2s-9d. (original English prices.)