NEARLY BLINDED BY DIZZINESS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1378, 2 March 1912, Page 7

NEARLY BLINDED BY DIZZINESS.

LIVER TROUBLE CAUSED TERRIBLE ILLNESS. A SIDNEY HOUSEWIFE CURED BT BILE BEANS. Mrs. V. Swarbrick, of 181 Denison Street, Campcrdown, Sydney, says:— "Liver disorder reduced me to a terrible state, and I becamo thin, languid, and worn out. Bouts of biliousness troubled mo, and at times everything would seem to go black before my eyes, and I would almost go blind. At other times spots appeared to bo floating about, and dizziness mado rao feel so bad that I could hardly stand. My appetite left mo and I was unable to cat anything, the very sight of food being revolting. For days together I would bo prostrated by biliousness and splitting headaches. Dreadful fits of retching strained and racked my system. Housework was cjuito beyond me, and I at last becamo so thin and weak that I was ordered away.

"One thing after another did I take to try and get relief, but nothing seemed able to euro me. A friend ennio in' while I had a very bad bilious attack, and she recommended Bile Beans. T had only been taking Bile llenns a short time when 1 was pleased to find I was at last on the way to good health. As 1 continued tho course the lassitude and giddiness .wero ended, my appetite returned and I gained in weight. My liver was strengthened and no longer was I troubled with flatulence. By persevering with Bile Bonus \ maintained splendid prognss, until all my ailment* were ended and I was once more eniiying robust health. Now. thanks to Bile Beans, I am braced up anil invigorated and have nut on weight, and I'cel perfectly happy." . Mile Beans end headache, indigestion, biliousness, liver trouble, dizziness, bad breath, lassitude, debility, anaemin. constipation, piles, and all stomach troubles. Sold by all stores and chemists.

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