AN OBSTACLE TO BEAUTY.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CIV, Issue 12323, 13 October 1900, Page 4

AN OBSTACLE TO BEAUTY.

To a pretty girl or a handsome young 1 man pimples are an abomination. To hawe perfect features spoiled by little red blotches; all over the face is exceedingly annoying, to sav the least, yet nearly all young people of the prer.rnt day are troubled more or less with this complaint, which, by the way, cannot ba treated properly by 'the use of cosmetics. The only real renledy for pimples is the one that will prevent impure matter circulating in the bloodvessels, and! this can only be done by acting on the liver and the •mrlocs digestive organs, enabling them to cs»ae nil avast® msfcier out of the

body. This latter is the especial object oJ Bile Beans, and acting, as they do, direct on the liver, causing it to create the natural purgative for the body, i.e., the bile, they obtain a beneficial result in the safest, surest and quickest manner. They enable the stomach to do its work quickly and thoroughly, help the liver to help itself, and do away with constipation and' indigestion. Rich blood is the result, and with a stream of red, pure blood flowing through your veins, pimples will be a thing of the past.; Bile Beans are sold the world over, and, remember, their greatest cures are-effected when all else has failed.