INDIGESTION AND KIDNEY TROUBLE.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 956, 25 October 1910, Page 2

INDIGESTION AND KIDNEY TROUBLE.

BECAME A WRECK, AND OFTEN: WISHED KM DEATH, COMPLETE HEALTH RESTORED. BY BILE BEANS. '.•• Mrsi M. Scanlon, of 1 Av.on Place, off Haines Street, North Melbourne, ,'saysrr"Four years' ago 1 was a great- victim of indigestion, which laid me,up for days and davs, during which time I could not take the least bit uf food, in fact, I starved' myself. The pain between my shoulders was dreadful. I lost flesh and became painfully thin. At times I.could hardly breathe and would have to'gasp.. These attacks were so sovero that I wish; cd for death, My kidneys wcro .-also affected, and I suffered severely with, backache. When stooping it was a difficult matter to straighten up again. Headaches also added'to my trials, and I became a.wreck of my former self. "All sorts of so-called remedies did I try, but could not get relief from my suffering, Commencing a course, of Bilo Beans I wns soon on the road to perfect health. After a while my kidnoys ceased to trouble me, and backaches wero of tho past. Soon I was able to eat with en}Ovmeivt, all pains ceased, and after a full ooui-so of Bile Beans I was completely restored to good health. Now 1 feel bettor than I ever did, thanks to Bilo Beans." Bile Beans aro a perfect remedy for all stomach and liver disorders, and af« a proved cure for indigestion, biliousness, constipation, piles, headache, debility, sleeplessness, o.nacinia, loss' of appetite, that tired feeling, pains in tho side and female ailments. Sold by all chemists at Is. ljd. and 2s. 9d. per box. Unrivalled as a family medicine.—Advt, .