A STRAIGHT TALK ON CONSTIPATION. Your intestinal tract is 32 teet long and if every inch of it is not disinfected with nature’s antiseptic—the bile—and cleared regularly every day, millions of germs breed, poisons pass into your blood and gases generate, appetite fails, digestion goes wrong, your spirits droop and you begin to feel tired and old. Everything depends upon your liver. If you have let it become sluggish or inactive—no wonder you suffer from Constipation, Flatulence and Headaches, and never feel bright and energetic. Carter’s Little Liver Pills go direct to the origin of the trouble, they stimulate the sluggish liver, the bowels are relieved in a natural mannei, and all poisonous waste matter passes away. Small, sugar coated and easy to swallpw, they never fail. Get Carter’s Little Liver Pills to-day. 1/6 and 3/9 of all chemists. Take a dose at bedtime and see how fit and bright you feel in the morning after your system has been relieved of its health-wrecking burden of constipated waste. CARTERS WItTLE IVER PILLS st* GET WHAT YOU WANT ® ** I wonder when I can get ■ second-hand ? There’s no need to wonder t lock down the columns ot “ Wanted ” Advts. In this issue and you'll very likely find the thing you want. If it isn't there, advertise for It, and you’ll get it. Sixteen words ter Cits Shilling.
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Evening Star, Issue 21093, 4 May 1932, Page 7
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