LIVER TROUBLES ENDES.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 448, 17 November 1904, Page 5

LIVER TROUBLES ENDES.

A Lyttleton Lady Praises Bile Beans. A disordered liver is the piedisposing canse of ninny ailments, principally amongst which are Biliousness, and Indigestion. If means are not taken when the first symptoms appear to correct the liver's action, the trouble becomes id, and, in time, the whol» system is affected. Now, Bile Beans have especially been prepared to act on the liver, and have a worldwide reputation as a cure for all ailments arising from the disordered condition of that organ. This is illustrated in the case of Mrs Ada Black* ler, of Byrne's Quay, Lyttleton, N.Z., who says:—" For some considerable time I have been a sufferer from Indigestion. Biliousness, and dizziness, and tried many advertised so-called remedies in the hope of being cured, but could gain no relief whatever. At times I wap altogether unabUi to attend to my household duties, and suffered great agony with the indigestion. Hearing Bile Beans praised by my friends for Liver Disorders, I underwent a course of thpm. and by the time I had consumed the second box, I was thoroughly cured. Bile are, without doubt, the best medicine I have ever taken. Their action is mild, and they are eminently suitable as a general family medicine. I never fail to recommend them." Bile are a prompt and permanent cure for Biliousness, Headache, Indigestion, Qon3tipatino, Piles, De bili ty, Female Weaknesses, Nervousness, Bad. Blood, Bad Breath, Anaemia, Disturbed Sleep, Loss of Appetite, Rheumatism, and in fact all ailments that owe their origin to defective bile flow, assimilation and digestion. Obtainable generally at Is or 2s 9d large box, (contains three times Is l£d size).