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Otago Witness, Issue 2817, 4 March 1908, Page 81

I There is No Doubt J i that it is the "live man" who "gets there." The man who never flags and is I f ever on the gui vive. Ke is perennially alert and eager— and looks it. "Why is he V , cheery, so confident? Is he immune from the everyday ills that upset others so I I much? Not at ail. Only, he is prompt in regard to himself as he is in his S ' business. He puts his finger on a weakness at once, never letting a headache, or T \ 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 V r ji^^^Bk. - — . S& * € ' will never let them grow. Aches vanish and you keep brisk and up-tcdate. w That is a business asset. This is something to tell someone else. Everybody J| ' more or less suffers from stomach troubles in these strenuous days, and no one w can afford to be ill. Indeed, the need for a safe and speedy medicine, to relieve X 1 promptly and surely the minor ills that depress the brightest men, is universal, m Here is an impressive fact to remember, the annual sale of Beecham's Pills is V over six million boxes and is increasing every year! That is eloquent m testimony that while the need is great and widespread Beecham's Pills T Meet the Public Need. I Sold everywhere in boxes, price 1/14 (56 pills) & 2/9 (x6B pills). m