Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5023, 22 July 1903, Page 2

£ a Cold SEE you arc CTW lookin'? not M m\ colei ilil in the nose; but it ill br m all right to- A 5\ Hiofrow." . \ How often do \ „ we hear the ? above assertion ? If people only knew w the danger of a cold in the nose, they <? (y would not look upon it as a mere $ (p detail. A, cold in the nose is often ■0 the forerunner of a complication of S ills, and sc, too, are damp feet and A A chills. In order to guard against evil A a effects from colds, the body must be ? K kept in a healthy glow. That Bile \ v Beans for Biliousness will do tot you. \ w This is their mode of procedure. They $ V go ‘direct to (lie likcr, cleanse that $ $ organ thoroughly, and set it in good (3 O working order.. In their journey rj) A through the body, they cause the 5 > bowels to disperse the unnecessary A A and impure bile in the stomach, and A \ see that just a sufficient quantity of J® ? that fluid remains with the patient. The kidneys, and consequently the urinary organs, aie repaired, and a full passage is allowed the blood to , proceed on its course of circulation. The blood running freely through the body of necessity brings friction or magnetism, and that friction brings warmth. This is what Bile Beans succeed in doing, and that is the reason why they arc invaluable during the winter season, and no home should he without a bo*. sfer~. mein

This is one of the most dangerous and often fatal diseases. It always results from a cold or from an attack of the grip. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy quickly cures these diseases and counteracts any tendency toward pneumonia. It is made especially for these and similar ailments and can always be depended upon.