THAT feeling, so prevalent in the hot weather, which makes one tired of life and work, is becoming more common every year. Many attribute this to the clinmtc ; and, in fact, tie climate is responsible—very slightly, however. If you feel WEARY and lack energy, you may rest assured that your (blood is thin, weak and impure; if it were rich and pure it -would impart vitality aod energy to every nerve and organ in the body, and the ■whole system would be robust and healthy. When, the system is run down from weakness of the blood, you .becoenxj tired and WORN-OUT and you are only a.ble to do a very slight amount of work without feding great fatigue. You have a constant desiro to lie down, and at the end of the day feel utterly worn-out and dispirited. You may, by force of will, overcome that worn-out FEELING tfor a time, ibut this course acts on the nerves, and results eventually in "nervous prostration." The blood only beeam<es impure when the stomach, liver, and bowels are not in good working order, and the digestion is poor. The liver fails tw perform its functions in cleansing the ibJood, and the system becomes "run down." B!LE BEANS are the best remedy for complaints of this sort. They enable the stomach to do its work quickly and thoroughly, help the liver to help itself, and do aiwoy with constipation and indigestion. Rich blood is the result, and with a stream of red, pure blood flowing through your veins you will .be free from disoase,and lack of energy will bo a thing of the past. For y. general toning up of the system, there is nothing like Bile Beans for Biliousness. They put things in order, so that Nature can do her work, which is all that is required. ■ryANTED to Sell, 2 Shares A.T. Building » » Society, 17th srmip; So paid up.—Ad" j dress F.F.. 50. Star Offlcc. V £03 TAD wanted to assist in blacksmith's tT . Rh °P-—Apply, between 2 and 5 p.m., Tuesday, Bth, to Wlnsate and Co., Ud Ironmongers, 33 and 35, Queen-st., Auck-
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 32, 7 February 1910, Page 6
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