AILING HOUSEWIFE.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1601, 19 November 1912, Page 3

AILING HOUSEWIFE.

4 s a family medicine Bile Beans nre unequalled, and a boi should Medicine chest. "I cannot speak too hi"hlv of Bile Beans as a general 101reclive, says Mrs. M. Glanville, of Som-ci-est Street, Spreydon, Christclntrcli, Iv./. "About 1 , four years am I was. a jniiitjr to biliousness and indigestion, and often had severe attacks of headache and dizziness, which caused me to neg ect my domestic duties, and consn drably "n p n red mv appetite. In scarch of id ef 1 tiled mimberous remedies, which only-resulted in spending money without obtaining any benefit. Some friends then recommended Bilo Beans, and X decided to give them a trial. 1 feit a decided improvement for tho better after I had boxes. After persevering with Bile Beans my appetite returned, tho dizziness and headaches disappeared, and finally the biliousness and indigestion ceased to trouble me. My health was restored, and I was completely cured by Bile Beans. Both oW and young have a friend m Bilo Beans, for they are wil<l in; ac fe rlo not Rripe, and are easj to take. «Jl° Beans are a proved remedy for indigestion biliousness, constipation, headache, bad' breath, and slufigish hvcr stomach disorder, piles, fainbug JiU, tnat tneu feeling, general debility, lassitude, anaemia, and female ailments. A, dose o t«o in time may save pounds ill doctois bills. . -