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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 342, 20 December 1907, Page 3

THE VERDICT OF SCIEN ON BILE BEANS. Proved Superior by Analysis and Tests. A Leading Scientific Journal’s Report. n We have satisfied ourselves that Bile Bean* arc of purely vegetable origin/’ says chat leading London scientific journal, “Science Siltings.’ “ Our laboratory experiments and practical tests have disclosed to us s valuable preparation. ... » excellent lor Constipation. and as a regulater of the liver and bile. Bile Beans increase secretion in the whole of the digestive tract. When employed to relieve constipation, tin.' do not —as is the case with so mail) purgatives—cause after-constipation There is no griping. They relieve flatulence, sick headache, anti bilious ness. May always be relied upon to rectify the overflow or insufficient flow of bile, and to lessen congestion pl the stomach and intestines. Bib Beans are an excellent fa:r>iiiy med; cine, and we award the Certificate ol Merit to the Pile Bean Company in respect of them.’-’ The above supports absolutely the claim we have long made for Bile Beans, and more convincing evidence of their merit could not be possible. The verdict of “ Science Siftings ” coincides with the verdict of the public. Eight years ago Bile Beans were practically unknown in Australasia. Today tliey have the largest sale throughout the world, and ate the favourite family medicine, preferred above all others as a cure for liver complaint, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, and allied ailments. This is not merely our statement. What is the reason that Bile Beans are so rapidly replacing the old-fashioned preparations dating back fifty or sixty years, most of winch contain some harmful mineral substance? Because Bile Beans are a modern scientific triumph; are compounded from the finest medicinal roots ami herbs; made in the best equipped laboratories in the world; are mild in action, yet always effective; are suitable for the most delicate invalid; are convenient to take; are not too expensive for the working man and woman : are the best family medicine—AND THEA CUBE. Bile Beans are obtainable generally at Is. l|d. and 2s. 9d. large box (eoaUiaing three times Ib. lid. eizo). :

An American Authority on the Local Faper. It is the duty of the people of every district to support a local paper, where there is one, writes a leading American exchange, It werks every issue in their interest, take up their grievances, urges their requirements gives prominence to their industries and institutions, and makes their locality known to outsiders. The poorest and most wretch ed newspaper ever published, is worth ten times its price to every man in the district in which it is published. Ex-Governor Francis, of Missouri, speaks as follows of the local report;—“Each year the local paper gives from £sooto£looo in free advertising space to the community in which it is locat©d. No other agency will or can do this The editor in proportion to big means, does more for the town than any other ton more, lie ought to be supported, not because they like him personally, or admire his writing, but because the local paper is the best in ■ vestment local people can make. It may not, perhaps, be brilliantly edited or ovsr crowded with thoughts, but financially it is of more benefit to the coman nnity than the teacher or the preacher. Understand me I do noi moan morally or inteUectlally but financially.” J’he man who excuses himself from subscribing to a local paper on tboground that •'times are too bad’’ much indeed be in a desperate way—so bad that the saving of threepence per week will stop him from going on a financial “ bust.”

HOW TO HELP YOUR TOUN. about it. “Write about it. w ßuy all you can in it. ■Remember that by aasieLug tradespeople you help the place along. Purchase and assist your Local Taper, for by doing so you further the best interests of the town. Treat strangers with the utmost cour- - and hospitality, so that they may take good imprebsions of it. ■ Elect good reliable men to all pnl.Uc positions, not b< cnirte they strain them selves for popularity**'’* on account of their stun ina and Keep the money in the place. Sell all you can ami buy all you can at home. The men who have invested in stores, workshops and other business places are building up the nlace-and they should be mc;uraged.—eaipoatty tbe PRINTER,