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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 244, 12 October 1908, Page 7

The Best SPRING TONIC It is Well to remember that at this season of all others the human system needs to be toned up and put in thorough condition to withstand the change of the season. BILE BEAKS (or BILIOUSNESS I are the very best medicine that I can be taken for this purpose, as sj they cleanse and regulate the jj H Liver, an organ to which may be I I traced all the minor ailments so I B many people suffer from. If the B ■j Liver is not in thorough working I H order, the blood is impure, the S B circulation sluggish, the digestion 9 n impaired, the sleep disturbed, and I ■ the complexion sallow. The I I consequence is that there is a ■ I lack of energy, and the sufferer ■ 9 becomes a victim of " that tired B I feeling." To be out of sorts in H II the Spring is most trying, as H B many people know. If you are ■ H feeling "run down," take Bile 1 H Beams for Biliousness, and they jfl M will put you in a condition that H ■ will withstand the changeable ■ H Spring weather. B 9 BILE BEANS are obtainable 1 S generally at 1/1_ and 2/9 large I ■ box (containing three times the I ■ quantity of 1/I_.. 1 How curious it is that the idea should still prevail in England that the American is a transplanted Englishman! When one gets' to America one is soon disabused of the idea that the English are I the forefathers of the whole American population. The Dutch, the Irish, the [ French, the Spanish, all seem to have a ! word to say in the matter of ancestry. —"Lady." Keep your head cool. Our straw hats j will keep you cool, and add to your looks. The straw shop. Geo. Fowids.— I (Ad.)