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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14250, 22 December 1909, Page 9

' < '■ > - i : WOMEN WHO SUFFER. ■ ■. - ■ ' / Confinement indoors, hard work, lack- of fresh air, and homo worries, renders the women-folk more prone to indifferent health J than any other member of the household. .. ■■ i Both her nervous and physical systems •. get'" y out of' order; she becomes "nervy" and irritable, and suffers from biliousness, hoodache, digestive disorders, ' stomach ( troub'e, p@s loss of appetite, constipation, anaemia, blood|i impurities, and other ailments that owe their * \J origin to deranged liver action. For -such V. troubles, Bile Beans are unequalled. Being purely vegetable, they ; work hand *in hand with' nature, regulate - the i stomach, liver,, and bowels, strengthen the enfeebled organs, tone up the nerves, and purify the blood. Price, Is lid and 2s 9d per box, of all '• chemists and stores. ' . ONE BEAN-ONE DOSE.. . \ , <0 if USE BILE BEANS. <■ ' -■-)

Painless Corn Cure: This < preparations! oompletely i cures the most J painful - cores, hard or soft. ;A ; few . applications only re. ' quired to deaden the pain. 1 . It is alio mo** useful 1 in removing - any ; thickening :of ? the a§ epidermis, or horny portion of - the < skin, j ' Full, directions attached f; to i each bottle* Price, I*.'—J ii Edson, chemist. Auckland. ■ '''M When you need a liver Btimvlant,,takei.V. Chamberlain's Tablets; they wake f drowsy organ-