ONLY A COLD.
•' You are not looking very well to-day i what is the matter?" ''Oh, nothing, only just a cold in the nose, but it will be air l right to-morrow. " How often do we hear the above assertion? If people only knew the danger of a cold in the nose, they would not look upon it as a mere detail. A cold ia the ncse is often the fore-runner of a complication of ills, and so too, are damp feet and chills. Iv order to guard against evil effects from colds, the body must be kept in a heilthy glow. That, Bile Beans for Biliousness will do for you. This is their mode of procedure: They go direct to the ,, ■ , ' liver, cleanse that organ thoroughly and set it in good working order. 'In their journey through the body, they cause the bowels to disperse the unnecessary and impure bile in the stomach, and see that just a sufficHnt*" quantity of that fluid remains wibh the patient. The kidneys, aid consequently the uriaary organs are repaired, and a free passage is allowed the blood to proceed on iW* course of circulation. The blood running freely through the body of necessity brings friction or magnetism, and the friction brings warmth. This is what Bile Bsans succeed in doing, and that is the reason they are invaluable during the winter season.
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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LII, Issue 2602, 30 August 1901, Page 2
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230ONLY A COLD. Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LII, Issue 2602, 30 August 1901, Page 2
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