LIVER TROUBLE AND CONSTIPATION.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1404, 2 April 1912, Page 3

LIVER TROUBLE AND CONSTIPATION.

lIOLLED ABOUT IX AGOXY AND COULD NOT SLEEP. BILE BEANS THE RELIABLE KKIIKDV. llr?. S. W. Weddell. of Trafalgar Street, Woollooiigabbn., Soulh Hrishano. Q.. says:—"My liver heeaine disordered and serious compile it ions aro-e, for my food failed to assimilate. My appetite completely failed, and I was often nut able to sleep at nielli* 011 account 0!' terrible rains; in fact, I i.i'.led about in agonv. Headaches also caused me much suffering, ainl J lost wcijfht, eventually becoming completely run down and tit fcr nothing. To make matters worse, c:mstipation attacked me, and my condition became very serious. "1. had been recommended to take Bile Beans, so I obtained a supply and took them regularly. The first signs of improvement were that: my appetite returned, and 1 was able (0 sle?p at night, hi a short time the constipation was banished, and all pains ended, and as I persevered wilh Bile Beans my appetite returned, and my liver was restored to itnatural activity. After a fall course of Bile Beans had liren Liken .1 was conipletelv cured, and now enjoy excellent iiealth. I find an' occasional dose of Bile Beans keeps one tit. and well." An occasional dose of Bi.e Beans helps to keep the liver and sloinaeh in natural working order and strengthens the system so that it can successfully withstand the strain of winter. Bile Beans are casv to take: they do not gripe or cause anv unpleasant sensations. Tor children thev are unrivalled. Hold by all stores ami chemists; A box should be kept in everv home; a dose or two in time may save'pounds in doctors' bills, and prevent a long and painful illness.