WHAT IS CONSTIPATION?

New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3677, 1 March 1899, Page 3

WHAT IS CONSTIPATION?

Constipation, or, as it is sometimes called, costiveness, is an insufficienaction of the bowels, whereby a quantity of waste matter is kept in the system It is often caused by irregular and care less habits, or may be the result of indi gestion. To cure this, complaint it is necessary to establish regular and sufficient evacuations. This can be done most effectually by taking a short course of Bile Beans, following the direction: closely. The most necessary point to hi observed in this matter is regularity o; habit. A certain time should bo set, the early morning being preferable, and ad hered to closely. Sufficient time shoulc be given-, anß nothing should be allowed to interfere with this most necessary requirement of good health. If, aftci taking a course of Bile Beans, it is found impossible to secure the deired effect the course should be resumed until nc trouble is experienced. It is a good! thing to remember that Bile Beans, art an undoubted specific for Bilonsncss. Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Fcma!< Ailments, Liver Trouble, Costiveness Piles, Pimples, Blotches, Sores, Bac’ Blood, etc. They may be obtained al all chemists, price Is per box; Aus tralian Depot, 39, Pitt street, Sydney Be sure you get the genuine. Tala nothing that the chemist says is “ just as good.” The genuine bears the signature round the box.