LIVER TROUBLE & VOMITING.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 429, 4 August 1904, Page 5

LIVER TROUBLE & VOMITING.

Sfeeinly Oared by Bile Beans.

I Many and varied are the petty ails ments direct'y trad (able e the disordered condition of the liver, not perhaps dangerous io themselves, bat which, if neglected, mty lead to other troubles of a mora seriou* nature. As has often been pointed nut, it is useless to treitsuch eouapl.ista locally, if a permanent card ia to b t effected. The root of the whole tronbl , a disordered liver, must be reached and rectified. Such was the experience of Mrs Glare Hinder, of Masonic Sreet, Maeterton, NX This lady wrieo:—" About two years ago my son Id*in suffered with the liver. He had frequent kttaeks of vomi&iug, and at times beoame si disay that it was with dlfSeulty that he could keep his foe£ r aad his skin hectme quite yellow. Bile Baans were strongly r -.commended to mo by several friend*, and F decided to lei the boy uniergo a course before calling in a doctor. The first dose of two of two of the beans gave him considerable relief, and, continuing with them, the dlssiness left him and hie skin regained its natural colour. I feel confident that no medical man craid have effected such a prompt care, and Always recommend Bile Beans in all cases of liver trouble." Bile Beans have a reputation for being a a*fe core for Biliousness, Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, Piles, Debility, Female. Weaknesses, Nervousness, Bad Blood, Bad Breath, Anaemia, Disturbed Sleep, Loss of Appetite, Rheumatism, and by giv* ing tone to the system will w*rd ©fi Coaghs and Golds. Bile B*ans are obtainable generally at 1«1J lor2s 9d family slas, confining thro* times th « quantity.