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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 980, 22 November 1910, Page 3

EXCRUCIATING PAINS OF INDIGESTION.

RESTLESS NIGHTS UNFITTED HIM FOR WORK. BILE BEANS TRIUMPHANT AGAIN. Mr. Percy J. Francis, Federal Hotel, Hunter Street, Newcastle, sajs:—"lndigestion in a most severe form tortured mo for many'months. My appetito failed me, and what little food I did take brought on excruciating pains in the chest and back.' I could not get to sleep at night, and wonld get up in the morning after a restless time in bed, feeling quite dull and heavy and, absolutely un : fit for work. For a long time I continued in this state, and during that period tried all kinds of remedies, but not one of them did me any good. I read of the cure by Bile Beans of a great friend of mine in Victoria which so impressed mo that I commenced taking Bile Beans myself. Tho first few doses greatly relieved me, and soon I was able to sleep at night, and uiy appetito returned. I persevered with Bile Beans until I was completely cured,- and am thankful to say I havo had no return of any of the symptoms since. Now I always keep a box of Dilo Beans by me, for if I should feel at all out of sorts a dose or two soon put All "chemists and stores sell Bile Beans. Bile Beans are a reliable family medicine and a proved cure for "that tired feeling," liver trouble, dizziness, headache, indigestion, biliousness, and all those disorders which upset tho constitution most readily when the heavy, atmosphere of summer becomes oppressive.—Advt.

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