SPRING CLEANING

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1747, 30 August 1905, Page 24

SPRING CLEANING

SPRING CLEANING. AN ARTICLE FOR WOMEN READERS. The Spring cleaning of the house ia important, but the Spring cleaning of the system is more so. How is it that when Soring approaches you find yourself feeing weary after a little exertion, incapable of rousing yourself toi continued effort, with frequent headache, bilious feelings, eruptions pimples. and other trace of blood impurities, and now and again, perhaps a tough of indigestion ? It is because your body needs its Spring cleaning. Just as the Spring sunshine creeping into your home shows the need of Spring cleaning, so Spring temperature md conditions affect your body, which has become more or less run down during the Winter. For the Spring clean.ng of tihe body there is nothing to equal Ble Beans. They remove all the symptoms mentioned above, as witness the case of Mrs E. J. Ramus, of 1 Arundle street. Forest Lodge, Sydney. This lady says:—“Your Bile Beans have proved a valuable remedy in my household. I am sometimes troubled with debilitj 7 , arid when I feel ‘done up/ with a tired, listless feeling, I take a Bean or two with beneficial results. Aa a gentle purgative, they are all that can be desired, and leave no evil after® effects whatever. I can safely say Bile Beans are unequalled for poor appetite. sleeplessness, and that out-of-sorts feeling so prevalent at the present season.” Not only are Bile Beans more valuable as a Spring medicine than any other obtainable, but tihey are also more economic. In tihe case of most of the old-fashioned remedies, three, four, or even six, must be taken at a time. W ith Bile Beans one bean is one dose. Chemists and medio ne vendors everywhere stock Bile Beans, but in purchasing beware of substitutes.-