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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 272, 17 August 1906, Page 2

liver troubles endH£ Bile Beans prove the Remedy. •■icqi.vnt Icelings of sickness, dull •.-J .. i.< -SudcHn drowsiness, fe«l--t.l <!(•;,oct son ii n<l misery, loss of 'i ■ t/. no energy, bad taste in the uiii. yedow tinge of the skin and •us ot the eyes, constipated bowels these aie some oi the signs of livar tinuble Liver trouble, which is at tlio root of most common ailments, ia j, neiitly cuied hv Bile Beans, the null.i s g»«atest medicine. Read this . Sa:.-'n B'.wridge, of King St., P< hue Willington, says:—"For the j i-i iortv years 1 have been a auf- !<!<•: wdli the liver, but lately have niu;- .■,a couise ol Bile Beans in arc oidance with the directions, and have gained great relief thereby. I ! i\c no hesitation iii saying Bile l‘- • is aie an es<Cll<-nt liver medicine, i hey aie < .».-y to lake, yet effective •ti lhen ail:, n I never fail to re- < tu:v. i tliu’n to lellott-aufforers.” Lie Beans Lave a world-wide reputation for curing Biliousness. Heada< he. Indigestion, Stomach Troubles, Constipation,,.Piles. Debilitv, Female \Y< .'.iicswcn. Nervousness, Bad Blood, B id Breath, Ansemia, Disturbed Sleep, lx .4 c.I Appetite, and in fact, all summits that owe their origin to defective bil ■ flo-.v, assimilation or digestion. Obiniii.iMc generally throughout New Zealand.