TROUBLES OF MARRIED WOMEN.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1004, 20 December 1910, Page 9

TROUBLES OF MARRIED WOMEN.

TERRIBLE PAINS IN THE HEAD. ' GRAND CURE BY BILE BEANS. Mrs. E; Shannon, .Young Street, Annandale, Sydney, says:—"Terriblo pains in tho head and aol'ds"& tEfe forehead, tortured' me. My complaiut.-was very.' much like attacks of neuralgia, buf l.believe it w'as really caused by indigestion. I -was. at business at the time, and often I was compelled to leavo off work, I suffered so much. At last I became so bad that 1 had _to resign from my situation; I was too ill to continue. The doctor's niedicino which I took did not do me any good, and I soon tired of his treatment'. "Telling a ohemist how I suffered, lie strongly advised Bilo Beans, saying that they wero a splendid remedy for such ailments as troubled me. I followed his advice, and before I had finished the contents of tho first box I noticed a great improvement in my condition. I ptrsovorod with Bilo Beans, and gradually got better, until after a complete course I was restored to perfect health. Since my euro I have not had any return of the pains. My mother is also a great believer in the efficacy of Bile -Beans.".. Bilo Beans are woman's true friend, being mild in action, tliey don't causo"u'hJileasant pains or griping, but correct all stomach and bowel- disorders," and rouso the organs to natural activity. -Bile Beans banish headache, piles,-biliousness, indigestion, constipation, bad: -breath! heat fag, lassitude and debility .-'anaemia! and female ailments—Advt. i v.