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Otago Witness, Issue 2808, 8 January 1908, Page 87

y*iitJ'i"t|iji»^£.»>'ffjjini\|j;|iM^i i mm'i H4JimjjV^y 1 «ijjjft«nyin*!A>«mp '<]_i'» 'Hji'i' hqj X that it is the "live man" who **gets there." The man vrho never flags and is m ever on the gui vive. He is perennially alert and cager — and looks it. Why is he J cheery, so confident? Is he immune from, the everyday ills that upset others so ■ much? Not at all. Only, he is prompt in regard to himself as he is in his J business. He puts his finger on a weakness at once, never letting a headache, or B any other ache, due to temporarily arrested stomach action have a chance. There ¥is no other way. Attack little ailments •without delay. A timely use of Ik tsk P will never let them grow. Aches vanish and you keep brisk and up-to-date. I That is a business asset. This is something to tell someone else. Everybody B mote or less suffers from stomach troubles in these strenuous days, and no one I can afford to be iIL Indeed, the need for a safe^and speedy medicine, to relieve ■ promptly and surely the minor ills that depress the brightest men, is universal. F Here is an impressive fact to remember, the annual sale o£ Beecham's Pills is m over six million boxes and is increasing every year I That is eloquent ¥ testimony that while the need is great and wide-spread Beecham*s Pills ■ Sold everywhere in boxes, price l/ij (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pills).