AILING HOUSEWIVES.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1057, 21 February 1911, Page 3

AILING HOUSEWIVES.

BILIOUSNESS AND HEADACHES ENDED.' BILE BEANsTwokIN'S TRUE FRIEND. As a family medicine Bile Beans ore unequalled,' aud a bos should bo inovory medicine-chest. "I cannot speak too highly of Bilo Beans as a general corrective," M ya Mrs.. M. Glnnville, of Somerset Street, Spreydon, Christchurch', IV.Z. "About four years ago I was n martyr to biliousness and indigestion, snd often had sovcro attacks of headache and dizziness, which caused mo to neglect my domestic duties, and considerably impaired my appetite. In search of Telief. I tried numerous remedies, which only resulted in spending money without obtaining nnv Irencfit. Some friends then recommended Bile Beans, ami I decided , to give them a trial. I felf. a decided improvement for tho better after I had finished two boxes. After pcrscvcriii'j with Bile' Beans my appetite returned', the dizziness ami headaches, disappeared, and finally the biliousness ami indigestion ceased to trouble me. Jly health was rcfctorcd. and I was completely cured by Bile Beans." Both old and young have a friend in Bile Beans, for they arc mild in action, do not gripe, and are easy to take. Bile Beans are a proved remedy for indigestion, biliousness, constipation, headache, bad breath and sluggish liver, stomach disorder, piles, fainting fits, that - tired feeling, general debility, lassitude, anaemia, und female ailments. A doso or two in time may savo pounds in doctors' bills.—Aclvt. '