LIVER TROUBLE ENDED.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1124, 11 May 1911, Page 2

LIVER TROUBLE ENDED.

PAINS WERE TERRIFIC—VOMITED GREEN BILE. BILE BEANS EFFECT A WONDERFUL CURE. "While living in the country district nf Gin Gin I neglected myself," fays Sirs. Emma Kiligan, Fitzgerald Street, Northern, W.A. "My liver became sluggish and I felt very ill. I suffered from terrible pains in the side and scon was a martyr to constipation. I went from bad to worse, losing flesh until I was only a shadow of my former self. I was completely incapacitated, not being able to move, and my household work was neglected. Fearfid headaches attacked me, alid I also had fearful stabbing pains in the back, especially between the shoulder blades. Accumulations of wind in the region of the heart would also cause me much agony, while at times I would vomit a great quantity of thick green bile. A sickly feeling accompanied thes? fits of vomiting, and made mo feel very wretched. J suffered so much that at times I could not wear all my clothes. 1 despaired of ever getting better when 1 read of a case similar to mine that had been cured by Bile Beans. I obtained a supply, and 1 had only l>cen laliinjj Bile Beans a short time when the fits of vomiting and headaches were ended. No longer was 1 troubled with flatulence, and the terrific pains bccamo le.ss severe, finally disappearing altogether, f persevered with Bile Beans until all my ailments were removed and no longer did 1 suffer from constipation. Now, if at any limn I feel at all run-down' a few doses of Bile Beans put me right."

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