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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1907, Page 2

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. i < IF YOU SUFFEP, FROM RESTLESSNESS READ TUISPABAGBAPD. The prevalence of! 'insomnia during the hot wesson ia ninlnly due to errors mdwt affecting the organs of digestion and assimilation. Obviously tho body has less need for heat-forming foods than in winter, and greater need for viands which tend to "clpuubc nnd cool tht' blood. Yet most pooplo continue their normal diet, with occasionally :i mite fruit 'or salad ns » seasonable chango. The result is that tho blood becomes clogged with food products for which the body has no use, digestion fails, the action of tho heart bocomos irregular, tho circulation is sluggish, and the nervos are all awry. Tho remedy for this serious evil is n careful attention to the natural laws governing perfect digestion and nutrition. Bile Beans for Biliousness, a bean at noon and $. bean at night, will regulate your- stomach nnd liver in a purely natural mannor, and ensure sound, healthy nnd dreamless sleep. 'You cannot sleep because your blood is clogged with the poison of undigested food. ■ Bilo Boang ensure sleep by toniug-up iho stomach and liver, thus purifying tho blood in Nature's own way. Bilo Boanu are Bold by all Chemists throughi fifit tho. jKorldi— Advt -^ }