THE LIFE AND THE LIVER.

Otago Witness, Issue 2892, 18 August 1909, Page 80

THE LIFE AND THE LIVER.

I The life we lead— pleasant and joyous, morose or sad— depends to a great extent upon that important organ the liver—perhaps the mcfct sensitive, and certainly the largest, organ in the body. weighxn« between three and four pounds m the average adult. L:ver disorder is responsible for more illness and unhappi ness tb.an any other ailment, and it w really amazing how many hundreds of people are sufferers without being really aware of the real cause of their tiouble. Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation biliousness, headache, and many other painful symptoms have thoir direct primary origin in the- disordered condition of the liver. Compounded from the extracts of Nature's own vegetable roote and. herba, and with the power of acting upon the livai And digestive organs in a manner superior to any remedy known, Bile Beans are Vie tbde liver medicine. Bile Beans do not merely purge, leav'ixg the organs weaker than they were before; they tone up the weakend organs to do their worK, impart vigour and vitality to the delicate n-.eehanism of the whole internal machinery, and when the organs are restored to health and are working . in accordance with Nature's laws, Bile Beans may be left off without any fear of the trouble returning. In order that all readers may test tho wonderful corrective and curative virtues of Bile Beans, a free sample will be cent on receipt of this paragraph and id stamp (to eo\'ir return postage). All applications to bo addressed to The Bile Bean Manufacturing Co., 39 Pitt street, Sjxlney.

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