WASHING DAY.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXV, Issue XXVI, 29 December 1900, Page 1205

WASHING DAY.

What a grand institution is washing day; it is theurthat the bed - linen, sheets, shirts, underwear, etc., etc., go through a process of cleansing, ' and the washerwoman for the. day- (usually.’ Moiseipy) betfte heroine of the hour. And what a lovely thing it is when washing day is over, and ail the linen in the honse is as clean and as white as snOw. There is no mistake about it, “cleanliness ip next to godliness.” B»tt just as particular -ns-dhe housewife, is tor see -that ; there is a washing day: every week in the so should we bje particular for having a washing «My for our systems. Bile Bea A-for Biliousness. will help you; v thny , will cleanse the stomach, clean out all impure matter, and thoroughly pnrtfy the blood. In cases of Constipation, Bile Beans have worked wonders’. If a. proper course of Bile Beaus is taken, they will in a short time so regulate the bow-els as to cause the patient to have regular stools, thus cleansing the stomach of all .impure substances. Mr William Kiely, of Chappie-street, Broken Hill, suffered from- Constipation, among other complaints, and me says: “Of recent years I' have suffered severely from Biliousness, Indigestion and Constipation. The internal pains were at times unbearable. I was off my food and sleeps and was gradually getting in a bad way. In my store I sell a large quantity of Bile Beans, and tried them myself. They worked wonders. After taking several boxes I can say I am as well as any man can be. They are the best medicine I have ever tried, and I always recommend them to my customers.” Bile Beans are sold everywhere at 13Jd per box (large), and everyone should have a box on the shelf for an emergency.