DOCTORS AND NURSES Recommend Bile Beans

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13861, 26 March 1907, Page 2

DOCTORS AND NURSES Recommend Bile Beans

throughout Australasia, lite finest m'edicine lor all liver and stomach I roubles, llilo Beans arc purely vegetable in their competition, and do not. Icavo behind them those debilitating afloi-effects so common to many of tho old-fa.;hioned medicines. l!ilc Beans do not profess lo have been in use for fifty or sixty years. They are the product of modern science, not the imperfcct science of fifty years ago. You don't. buy a fifty-year-old model of a cycle; you 'don't need a fifty-year-old medicine. Bile Beans are compounded to cure ailments set- up by the food adulteration and food concentration of to-day; not the conditions and the food of fifty vcars ago.

Bile Beans arc produced in the finest laboratories in the world; and, a.s no expense' is spared in 1 heir production, tbe\ cannot become a ''cheap" medicine, although their price is within the reach ol all. With Bile Beans, one Bean constitute one dose. .Don't he misled by offers ol halt" a hnnd;«l pills in one box, whei probably three lo six piils are needed foi one dese.

Quantity i>-. not so imporlaiti as quality. Bile Beans are the host household medicine. They have well earned that reputation by. Iho wonderful cures they have effected, aulhenlic particulars ol which we arc continually publishing in this journal, for tho benefit of fellow-sufferers train Biliousness, Headache. Indigestion, Con.-lipation, Piles, Debility, Female Weaknesses, Xcrvomnco*. Bad Blood. I:'?/! Breath, Amentia. Loss of Appetite, or anv ailment arising from defective liver action. 11 le Beans are obtainable from all Storekeeper.;, and Chemists at Is JJd, or 2s 9d special family size (containing three times Is ljd).

The Chairman said that before tlicy separated ho would liko to say ho now understood the department undertook to furnish to every appollant tho exact Gliding' of the Appeal Board, and that being so he had nothing to say further in tho matter. lie never thought, there was n grievance in delaying the notification of' tho finding of the board for a week or ■two, but it, had been represented to him that, the appellant never know what tlio Appeal Board had found—did not know whether his appeal had been upheld ov not. Ho was now authoritatively informed that that was not so—that in tho past tile appellant had always been informed of what- the Appeal Board had decided, and certainly this would be dono in tho future. Mr Holmes wished to thank his Honor and members of tho board for having borne with him during tho hearing of tho cases, in which ho was concerned. Ho would also liko to add, with reference to Mr M'Villy, that, ho had .always been treated by that, gentleman with every fairness. ' Ibis concluded the sitting.