INFLUENZA.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXX, Issue XXII, 30 May 1903, Page 1536

INFLUENZA.

ITS PREVENTION AND CI’RE.

NFLI/ENZA ouly seizes upon thot-e whose, systems liave Ixwiue run; downand weakened. Those who keep in the pink of condition snap their fingers at it. Liver ehili,

colds, attacks of shivering. and similar ailments have one common origin, namely, a debilitated condition of the body. When the supply of energy is adequate, the pulse vigorous, tin' digestion good, colds and chills cannot get a hold. Once the vitality beeomeo'lessened. the evils just named creep iiu HILE BEANS will keep the body iu lite "pink of condition.” They aet directly upon the liver, and end that cause of so many ailments—Const ipa-

♦ ion. They stimulate the circulation, improve the digestion, and increase the energy of the whole system, as witness the following ease of Mr W. Tiiidale, of 2»>, tattle West-street, Durlinghurst. Sydney. This gentleman says:— “I was laid up a few months ago for about three weeks with a severe attack of inilueuxa. My body ached all over, espeei■ ally in the back and head. I lost my appetite entirely, was very feverish and slightly delirious, and sleep was out of the question. I tried several remedies, including the usual household treatment, and also consulted a doctor, but made very slow progress towards recovery. I was advised by a friend who had used your medicine to give Bile Beans a trial. 1 acted on this advice, and have much pleasure in stating that after taking a few doses I gained immediate relief, and continuing with them I was quickly restored to my usual health. I can strictly recommend Bile Beans to anyone suffering from a similar complaint.” Bile Beans are obtainable from all medicine vendors, price 1/IJ. or 2/9 large, box (contains three times the quantity of the 1/li size).