HEADACHES, INDIGESTION, AND BILIOUSNESS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1559, 1 October 1912, Page 3

HEADACHES, INDIGESTION, AND BILIOUSNESS.

TONGUE WAS FURRED AND APPETITE POOR. DISORDERED STOMACH CURED BY BILE BEANS. Mrs. Margaret Miller, of 142 Harrington Street, 'Hobart, Tasmania, says;—" Headaches, indigestion, biliousness, and vomiting fits reduced me to an awful condition and made my life a misery. The vomiting bouts made me so weak that I could not got about, and would have to lay up for some-time after. My tongue was furred and my stomach deranged and in a very bad condition, whilo my appetite faded away and I fell into ill-health generally. Although I took everything that I could get hold of which I thought would euro me, I could get no respite from my suffering. "The curative properties of Bile Beans wero then brought to my notice, and I decided to start taking .tliem. The first few doses made me feel so much better that I knew it ivifc only a matter of time before 1 was well again. As I progressed with Bile Beans I felt brighter, the headaches and sickly feeling left me, and I was no longer troubled with/ vomiting. I was so encouraged that I persevered with Bile Beans until my organs resumed their proper action, and with these restored to health the bodily tone returned. "Bile Beans are a splendid household medicine, and if at any time I feel at all out-of-sorts, a timely dose of this medicine acts like magic.' Bile Beans are a proved cure for all liver and stomach troubles, constipation, piles, debility, anaemia, and all female ills. Obtainable of all stores and chcmi<l« at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. per box. A dose of Bile 1 leans in time may save pounds in doctors' bills.