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LIVER TROUBLE AND BILIOUS' ATTACKS. SKIN BECAME SALLOW AND BLOOD POOR. LIFE MADE BRIGHT BY BILE BEANS. "Even from my childhood I. was a. great sufferer from liver trouble," says Mrs. C. Ca I o raft, of 131 Carrington Roo'd, Waverley, Sydney. "From time to time I was subject to bilions attacks of a very severe nature, which would prostrate me for days together. Fearful bouts of retching severely strained my system aud made me very weak, and 1 was troubled much with a drowsy feeling and always felt languid. I all appetite and had no desire to cat, and was altogether miserable, especially with thislnck of energy. My skin became very sallow and mv blood in a very poor condition, and I became completely run-down. Many times had I read of grand e,tires by Bile Beans, aud eventually decided to try this medicine. A short time after commencing with Bile Beans 1 exnerienced a wonderful change for the better in my health. T was freed from bilious attacks, and my impolite improved (lav bv dav. Bv coutimiini' with tiile Beons my blood was iiunficd, my liver put in order, and health and energy restored to me. Bile Beans completely cured me in a splendid manner, and now 1 feel brighter and better than 1 ever did." All "liverish" people should trv a course of I.'iile Beans—the great family medicine. A fov; doses bring about. ;i. wonderful change, and if persevered with ridju.l health is itic re-ull. Commence with Bile Bean- Sdd '.y all -teres ami ehcmi-1.-.—Auvt.

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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1317, 21 December 1911, Page 3

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269

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1317, 21 December 1911, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1317, 21 December 1911, Page 3

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