LIVER TROUBLE CURED.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1158, 20 June 1911, Page 8

LIVER TROUBLE CURED.

■BILE BEANS AGAIN PROVED SUPEBIOE. "Bile Beans are a grand medicine for liver trouble," says Mrs. E. Moore, oi 76- Hiudmarsh Square, Adelaide. "My liver was a source of great worry to me for a long time. I suffered frightfully from biliousness and sick headaches. Indigestion, too, tortured me cruelly. I was awfully dizzy, and the bilious headaches used to make me sick with the constant throbbing.

"I was so stricken with the indigestion tfiat household duties were nn impossibility. The pains in my chest were tetv rible, and rendered breathing a gredt difficulty. I u;ed to be simply fit for nothing, .and attacks of dry retching wouin strain, uie internally very severely. The headaches that would result from this state of things were almost unbearable. "All the remedies I tried failed to give ijie relief. I could derive no benefit from them. I finally decided to give Bile Beans a trial, and the very first dos* worked such wonders in me fhat I determined to continue with this splendid medicine,. The result exceeded my most sanguine expectations, for all tlio ierrible 'sick liver' symptoms left me completely. Now my liver does, not trouble me ai all. and I enjoy good health. I eat anq sleep well, and in many ways have derived great benefit from Bile Beans, i strongly recommend - this grand family medicinS to all suffering from liver trouble. indigestion, or biliousness." Bile Beans are mild in action, do nol gripe, are easy to take, and are a proved remedy for indigestion, biliousness, constipation, headache, bad breath, and slug* gish liver, stomach disorder, piles, fainting fits, that tired feeling, general jlebilily, lassitude, anaemia, and female ailliienis. Is. lid. and fld. per box, ot iill chemists and stores.—A'dvt.