NERVOUSNESS IN NEW ZEALAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11535, 21 November 1900, Page 3

NERVOUSNESS IN NEW ZEALAND.

MARY TATTERSALL WAS TROUBLED.' BILE BEANS FOR BILIOUSNESS NOT SURPASSED. It is a most marvellous fact, but nevertheless true, that thousands of people in Australia suffer from debility and sick and nervous headache. Most people suffering from these complaints think little of them when they first appear, but if they are neglected' they bring with them other complaints, and then the sufferer- begins to think that he cr she should at onco consult a medical man. Now it is not for us to say whether a medical man should be consulted or not, but as nervous headache owes its existence to a deranged liver, wo emphatically state that Bila Beans for Biliousness are just exactly what is required. Perhaps there are those who Relieve that nervous headaches do not owetheir origin to a deranged liver to thoso we would say that medical science has proved that such is the case. An unhealthy liver will not only bring about nervous and sick headache but other more serious complaints. Bile Beans for Biliousness, as most people know by this time, are undoubtedly the best remedy for a disordered liver. The proprietors know it, and there are not hundreds but thousands of people in Australia and England who, having been cured, admit ft. We publish the following letter from Mary Tattersall with reference to nervous headache, and would add that this is one of many such letters in our possession. Miss Mary Tattersall, of Cook-street, Auckland, in a letter dated August 3, 1900, says: " Believing that you are always pleased to receive testimony as to the efficacy of Bile Beans on those who use them, I desire to add my testimony to their value in cases of debility and sick and nervous headaches. Debility is a complaint from which I frequently suffer, and I find that by using Bile Beans I receive considerable relief. I have not usod them sufficiently long enough to say that they are an absolute cure. As a purgative lam satisfied that they cannot be surpassed. They are pleasant to take and cause no pain or uneasiness in their action. I shall havo much pleasure in reeommonding them to my friends and acquaintances." The popularity of Bile Beans for Biliousness comes from three different sources. First, the price is only 13£ d per box, and they are accordingly within the reach of all secondly, a box of Beans has ordinary ingredients that, bought in the regular way in a chemist's shop, would cost about three times as much as the 13Jkl; and, thirdly, Bile Beans are compounded in about the-best-equipped laboratory in the world, and the preparing of the secret vegetable- extract that is added to thoso other ingredients costs thousands of pounds per annum. Bile Beans are tho result of a discovery based on. science, and with tho proprietors remains the secret of relaxing the bowels without purging. Bile Beans are obtainable at; all chemists' and storekeepers', 13id per box, on from the Australian Depot, 39, Pitt-street, ; Sydney.