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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 878, 26 July 1910, Page 4

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RETCHING AND PAINS IN THE HEAD.

"I OFTEN THOUGHT Alt HEAD AVOULD BURST.*' A MINER'S HEALTH RESTORED BZ BILE BEANS," ; Air. F. Paiilin, a miner and prospector, living at King's Plains, near BlayiUiy, N.S.AV., says-.—"For about eighteen months I was in the grip of biliousness aud indigestion. l / often thought my head would burst, so severe were the agonising pains which afflicted me; and frequent fits of retching. would send pains shooting from my head with a terrible I could not eat any food without experiencing nasty uncomfortable feelings and pains in the chest. My appetito completely failed me, aud I became thoroughly miserable. I consulted a doctor, ami tried many so-called remedies, but in vain. • I was recommended by a\ friend to try Bilo Beans, and to make sure T would act. ou hisrecommendation he bought a box of Bile" Boons,-and I started on them. I gained gre.it relief from tho very first .dose, and. after continuing the course. I. was. soon completely cured. Since then I have had' no return of tho complaints, and a.s it is two years since the cure was effected I think I. may safely say that-1 am permanently, restored to health."

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