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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 219, 9 November 1904, Page 4

LIVER TKOUBLES ENDED. A LYTTELTO^T LADY PBAISES 6ILE BEANS. A disordered liver is ttop iirf'disposhig cause of maliy ttilm-hts, prindiially amongst which are ■ biliousness, and Indigestion. It meiuis aro not taken when the first 1 toins, appear to coyrec|... .tbe l«ve-tf s acUon, tlie trcublG b.oputn<js ; WiOefilM'pa'a, rimV Hj Unv\, -the ivfrdte sy&r leiri .is -i-lvtod. Now, -Uile li< ans have especially 1 <vn prepared to a£t on the liver, and have a uorid-W'de roDutation as o. euro for all a.'-" inonts arising irom tiie -lisortitrrou condition of that organ. This is illustrated in the case of Mrs Ada Blacklei'i of Syme'e Quay, Lyttel= toi^, New Zealand. ■> who saj'B :— "lTbl some considera,ble tinie I have been a' sufferer from Indigestian, Biliousness and Dizziness, and tried many advertised so-called remedies in the hope of being cured, but could gain no relief whatever. At times I was altogether unable to attend to my household <iu«. w*. ai'd suffered great &gatty with tho indigestion. Hearing Bile Beans praised by my friends for Liver Disorders," 1 underwent a course of them ftnid by IHfi tirtie I had ccrtlsumm.Hl tlie second box, I was thoroughly diirod. Bile Bealis are without doubt, the best modicine I have ever taken. Their action is mild, and they are eminently suitaJble- as a general family medichie. I|. nevei' fail to roconimettd- : them.' Bile Beans are a safe and speedy cure f6r Biliousness, Headache, Indigestion. Constipation, Piles, Debility, Female Weaknesses, Nervousness, Bad Blood, Bad Breath, Anaemia, Disturbed Sleep, Lobs of Appetite, Summer Fag, artd in fact all ailments that owe their origin to defective bile flow, assimilation and digestion. Obtainable getter ally -at VU W : 2-/0 ii lnfy?e box, (contains three times ihe 1/1 J size). The Excruciating r-a,in from corns, bunions, or chilblains may tie avoid od by a free application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For sola by R. Snorterass &■ Son3. PERMANENT BUILPTNG SOCIETY OF NELSON MON/.Y TO LEND at 5 PER CENT in sums to suit BOEROWEBS epayable by monbhly instalments. * TABLE OF BE n A7MENTS. i Montuly Kopaymen lacluding Frinc pal ; and Interest. £ £ s. d 100 13 4 s 200 ... ... 2 6 8 A 300 ... .;. 3 10 0 0 400 ... ... ii3 I 11 500 ... ... 6 113 8 ? LOANS (or any portion) c&n bo repaid at any time '' BOKEOWERS purl icipate equally with 1 invastora in PROFITS j COST Ob' DEEDS roducod to a minimum v- OEO. M. ROUT, s Secretaryk „ ;| ARB °^ * SUN IKSUHAISCE - OFFICE. ii? Sum insur&a ih 1900, i£450.0u0,000. , f rp HE " SUN " U the Jldest {! *- purely FIRE OFFICE ih tbe t World. r Claims arranged by tbe Local ■\ Agents, and Paid with Prompti j tude and Liberality. Rates of Premiums and every pfcber informatior may be obtained horn tbe undersigned. .W. ROUT & SON& n Agents. [ FOR SALE, tf VALUABLE FARM, KNOWN AS to " WfcSTWUOD," Siluated at CENTKAL UOUTERE. THE Property comprises 92 Acies o: First-class Agricultural Land, on< ~> Acre in Hois, 3 Acres in Young Orcbarc y 15 Acres inCrop, balance in Grasß Im provements comprise 9 roofed DwelliDf * Houbo and all necessary Farm Buildings f i ha. Property is situated on ihe Main ! l'oad, within one-third mile of Post Office «t nnd Creamery, and within two miles of I School, For price and further particulars apply to MESSKS KEMP, on the property, or to * PITT & MOOKE. 4177 Solicitors, Kelson NOTICE, K LUCAS & SON, Prlnteis • Bookbinders, Machine Rulers J Etc., Etc.BOOKBINDING. BOOKBINDING. Books of all Description bound in au? T>-X)KBINDING. st yi e at the * *"* Evening Mail O OOKBINDING. Office. T|> OOKBINDING. Ledgers, C&ar J> Books, JournaL, Share Regis^ jj OOKBINDING Fattens TJ OOKBINDING. A. LUCAa & S0«, M ©Teaiafi Mali " Office