The Bile Beans cookery book

tion, It is similarly clear what a host of ailments and . alarming symptoms must - result from faulty action of the liver, Important among these are constipation, indigestion, dyspepsia, flatulence, sick headaches, jaundice and anemia. The liver can affect mind as well as body. Depression and bad temper are often nothing more than the consequence of clogging and sluggishness of this organ. _~ Nothing is more important than to keep the liver .working - properly. To resort. to mineral salts and purgative pills _ directed against the bowels only, is like flogging a tired horse. The system, temporarily relieved, is eventually plunged into a state worse than the first, and the liver remains congested, Bile Beans A Natural Corrective Bile Beans have the outstanding virtue that, apart from their natural laxative action, they affect chiefly this important organ, the liver. Any disordered condition of the liver function is removed by the gentle influence of certain valuable vegetable extracts. The liver is coaxed to work in a normal manner, with the result that a host of distressing symptoms are dispelled. Constipation, so far from proceeding from bowel congestion, — often has its origin, along with other ailments, in the abnormal Vital Necessity of a Sound Liver | CHILLS ON It is. clear,” blood, in promoting diges-° tion, and in helping nutri-’ aBey yeah | ak ’ Poe oF AS se state of the liver. Therefore, you cannot be well unless you see to your liver: 3 : Take a thorough course of Bile Beans—last thing at night and after the mid-day meal—till the liver is working properly, d The. success of Bile Beans is due to the fact that they copy Nature’s method of securing harmonious working of the. bodily. — functions. Bile Beans are a family medicine of the highest importance, and as their value has been established by © upwards of 30 years’ use, no home should ever be without a box, —— ~ THE LIVER Caused Pains, Cold Shivers, Giddiness and Low Spirits. is Better To-Day Than For Many A Year Thanks To BILE BEANS Mrs. M.A. Connell, Brisiol. — 2 SUCCESSION of severe chills set up liver — congestion and Iwas in poor health, more. or less, for six years,” says Mrs. M. A. Connell, of — 3, Two-Tree Passage, Wilder Street, Bristol. “I~ felt depressed and had cold, shivery sensations. - ae My kidneys were affected and I had severe pains in the back. When I got up on a morning my — head ached cruelly and spasms of giddiness and — sickness came over me without warning. I took all sorts of medicine and had treatment _ froma doctor. But I'must admit that Bile Beans have done far move good than anything else. ‘‘ T was soon wishing I had tried Bile Beans before, for they — stopped the old symptoms troubling me and made such a vast ~ improvement in my health. My liver and kidneys have ceased zi * to bother me since I began with Bile Beans. I feel happier and = as brighter than I have done for many a year,” . os i fe oe ~ PLUM PUDDING.—Chop + Ib. suet and 2 oz. candied peel finely, wash and dry 3 Ib. currants, stone 41b. raisins ; 3 Ib. flour, 3 lb, bread crumbs, 4a small . nutmeg, grated ; mix all dry ingredients well together, beat up 2 eggs,. add 2 or 3 tablespoonsful treacle and _ juice oflemon. Add sufficient milk to make stiff batter, pour into greased basin and steam or boil 4 or 5 hrs. CUSTARD PUDDING. tablespoonful sugar, 1 pint milk, and little salt. Pour into greased pie-dish, grate little nutmeg over, bake -very slowly for 1 hr. _ROLY¥-POLY PUDDING. add 4 oz, suet.chopped finely, pinch ‘of salt, 1 teaspoonful baking powder, with sufficient cold water to make nice paste. thin piece, spread jam. over, keeping it away from edge. Roll up paste, press ends together, and put it in weli-floured pudding cloth, tie tightly up, place i in pan of boiling water, boil 1½ hrs. |