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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 845, 17 June 1910, Page 7

J A HOUSEWIFE'S TfflißLE StHTERWS ' |j| "I was a most terrible sufferer from constipation," says Mrs. G. —/l.< . ■'" A jwr*F M England, of No. 1 Avon Place, off Haines St., North Melbourne, ' """'U&< > P® " which brought on severe headaches and torturing indigestion, and L; owe my deepest gratitude to that grand family medicine, Bile Beans, - M for my wonderful recovery." s. \ fe| " I was so bound up with constipation that I had to go into the hos- N 1 1| pital, and tbey treated me there with various medicines, but failed to A If " "The indigestion inflicted terrible tortnres. The pains in mv chest were awful, W an( i a sensation as of a large lump would settle there and make life really a perfect < feu ""j sps. M burden. Then I would get a short sharp pain in the left side, like a stab from a *XT \ v ~~ " ■r'. J I jl-M knife, the suddenness of which would make me gasp. Violent headaches used to s'. j VvJ nearly rack my head to pieces, and I lost my appetite completely, and became very thin- \ J "It was at this time that my attention was directed to Bile Beans. My mother had JJ Pij some time since used this splendid medicine for her complaints, and the thorough and i-* - ft Iff perfect manner in which they cured her w'e regarded as really marvellous ; so I thought I ' f' |;3 could not do better than adopt my mother's remedy and try Bile Beans. I did so, and / Iff have been richly rewarded for the trouble, for Bile Beans at once broke down the con ti f tin. fel pation and regulated the bowels; removed the pains in the chest; the heavy distressing i,| feeling, as from a weight, disappeared; the dizziness, to which 1 was previously a great i I?? victim, ceased to prostrate me; and my appetite began to return. It was simply wonderful ' Raj 'S the relief Bile Beans gave me, and, persevering with them, the unpleasant and painful * U ' J pa pt _ symptoms gradually died away and I beean to ieel mv S§ Hr™" '■"■JS 1 "'![] ■■■' ■ " s ' health rapidly returning. After undergoing a full and |f? r \ (. ■ A *- i 3, r,... v tl orough course of Bile Beans I was completely cured |P 2 P if~\ > -vv // W 1 5 fj, of the consti Pation, indigestion, and headaches, and r.|j > able to eat and enjoy my meals as of old," g P} k nt \ ®" e Beans a ra Nature's remedy and a proved cure M , y f~$X ?f0 Biliousness, Indigestion. Constipation, Headache, Efj r „ V /(ft Piles, Ansmla, Flatulency, Bad Blood, Bad Breath,' fej p * J h 1(7 / $ Vomiting". Debility, Belching, and other ailments that cpj [\ I / rt M v fiVk owe their origin, to the defective action of the Liver, t ? V/ 1 It & \jk ? 4 jj Stomach, and Digestive Organs. Prices,;ls I*d perbox; M 3 X ? / J hU {<*■ m-vV-J * < or2s9d Large Family Size (containing three tlmesthe ksjA / // ty M*. sy f H 1 Hd), of all Chemists and Stores; or direct from The gw-5 [ A i v u J Bilo Bcan Manufacturing Co., 39 Pitt St., Sydney,

ft BALLAD FOR THE BALD. Winnie used to wear a toupee, Pads, and puffs lite other girls. Had two switches niade from combingS, " Transformation fringe and curls. But her pennies went - r'menfc, Shampoo, massage, : But greyer grew sho ■ . week, While Dandruff, it was cnionic. Hoiv sho yearned for Nature's tresse^ Crimping irons did fret her. Thought she'd try experiments, And bought some "WIOLETTA." Soon her scalp felt cool and pliant, She who oft spent days in Filming" over falling hair, Watched a growth amazing. Winnie's coiffure now is envied By every theatregoer, In the street and car and tea-room, School friends hardly know her. - . . L'ENVOI. Ye, who pino for Youth, and find All artifice a fetter, Profit by Winnie's wisdom and For hair use "Wioletta." Price, 39. 6d. Sold Everywhere.' Agents—VElTCH AND ALLAN, Wellington's Busiest Store; J. R. WOOD, Chemist, WaZdegrave's Buildings, The L , Square, Palmerston North; ana A. J, MIRRIELEES, Chemist, Johnsonville. Upper Township, Coromaudel,. New Zealand. Deal- Sir, — X received the MAGIC FOOT DRAFTS you so kindly sent me. I am glad to say that they have relieved mo from the Rheumatic ! pain. I was able to work the . second day after using them, the pain having quite left me. If I ever feel the return of the pain I shall not hesitate to avail myself, of your Magic Cure—Yours truly,.' (Signed) H. GUNN.. RHEUMATISM CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE. «s. 6d. per pair, 3 pairs for 11s. One pair posted FREE of charge to any address, and if no, benefit derived no payment is required. : A remanent cure is guaranteed. v Sufferers from " Rheumatism should write at once to— W. W. PARKE, ■ 9 MYRTLE CRESCENT, . Wellington. j Agent for— • i MAGIC FOOT DRAFT COY., j London. : TEA SET, China, 2} pieces, GIVEN for £7 10s. WORTH OP. WARDELL'S CASH COUPONS, OR 45 WARDELL'S TEA COUPONS. WaM's," Willis Street ■ i PATENT POSSIBILITBES«i i "VOU may or mav not be awara oj X the possibilities of your invention, but if you want it turning into £ s. d., ask SYDNEY H. HiGGS, Patent Attorney, Cooper's Buildings, Willis Street, how it is done. He will tell you vjhat It is capabic cf, and how others have succeeded,

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