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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1713, 2 April 1913, Page 5

BOUGH LIVING CAUSES HEALTH TO BREAK DOWN.

CONSTIPATION GUI!ED BY BILE ' BEANS. Mr. T. Carpenter, of Mudgee, N.S.W., who is 67 years of age, says:—"ln my younger days I did my share of roughing •it whilo following the various occupations of droving, miner, and similar pursuits. For seven years a saddle was my pillow and tho earth my resting place, 'for only twice during that long period did I sleep in a bed.- This rough living, combined with irregular meals and improper diet, caused me to break'down in hc-alth. I became a victim to indigestion, constipation, and piles. These ailments brought inlenso pain, and caused mo no end of ' suffering. "I tried several remedies, but not one •did 1110 any good. Many of them griped me awfully, and others acted unnaturally. On the advice of a friend I tried Bile Beans, and I had only been using them for a short time when I was satisfied at last I had found the right remedy. A few doses brought mo great relief, and after persevering with Bile Beans my cure was complete, Bile Beans are the. best and safest mcdicino I know of, and for years now lliey liavo been my only standby." A box of Bile Beans should be kept oil every farm and nut-back sinlion. A few (loans in lime will ollcn save pounds in doctors' bill-, and prevent years of sull'eririfr. liile Uciins iml headm-hi', uim-lipa-tiiin, pilf-s, liver IrmiMe. dvbililv.' indi;;"linn, liilkm-iic-s, liyil bnv.tli. iimi-iiiin, mill st'.miacb didders. ' Of all clKiuista and stoMSj-ldvt,