CONSTIPATION AND NEURALGIA.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1451, 28 May 1912, Page 3

CONSTIPATION AND NEURALGIA.

"AWFUL PAINS NEARLY DEOYE ME MAD." ANOTHER WOMAN'S CURE BY BILE BEANS. Mrs. E. Southern, of 150 Dulce Street, Darling-hurst, Sydney, says:—"Constipation weakened and upset me, and brought on terrible attacks of indigestion, bilious headaches and neuralgia. The latter trouble almost drove me mad, completely unnerving and prostrating me .at times. The symptoms of indigestion were knife-like stabbing pains in the back and chest. When the biliousness was acute, tits of retchjv.g and sickness made me feel that death would hove been welcome. No one can imagine how I suffered, or realise my condition through nausea and agony. "1 almost despaired of ever being well again, for I. hnd tried sj many things with aWlutulv w> good resulls. Heaving that Bile Beans wero an excellent family mi>dicii!P. 1 obtained n> supply and .started on a course, ll was uol long before 1 realised that at la.'l 1 was gelling the tetter rit' mv ailments. I felt that each dose was doing me good, for my nerves were strengthened, tin , heiulaches and indigestion beMine things of the nasi, while the bilious iillaitts grew !<■« severe, liinlly reading altogether. A full course of Kile Menus oomnlctely banished all constipation and lifted me to a stale (if nerfoct health." fliU> lipniiß brinish headache, indiges--11(11). biliousness, piles, ronstipalion, liver trouble.- , , bad breath, sleeplpssiip's, raid?, livpr chill. rlieumatNm. anaemia, and fpinalp ailments. S:>)d by nil stoics find cliomisis ;it i<. lid. and '.'<. flcl. per b«*. nr posf free from The Hilo Horn Mfg. Co., 3n Pitt Street, Sydney.