WEAK, WEARY WOMEN.

Otago Witness, Issue 2811, 29 January 1908, Page 19

WEAK, WEARY WOMEN.

Bile Beaxs are a Boon to Ailijjq HOTfSEWIVES.

Does your liead ache? Do you feel tirei and depressed? Have you a poor appetite? At this 6eason most people aye troubled, one way or another with the liver o< stomach, and need a course of Bile Beam to cleanse their blood, tone up the internal organs, and give a helping hand to all the overworked functions of the body. Miss F. • 'Woods, of 30 Cashel street, Christchurch, N.Z., says: "I have much pleasure in testifying to the excellent results obtained from Bile Beans. Some years ago I suffered from poverty of the blood and general weakness, together with, fearful pains in my head. I could' not eat nor sleep, and was always in pain and misery." I tried many tonics, pills, and other so-called cures, but, instead of getting better, I became wovse, and eventually hacl to take to my bed, remaining there sometimes for days. Haying read so much about) Bile Beans I thought I would give them, a trial. So I purchased a. box at the chemist's," and, after, undergoing a thorough course, I was restored to perfect health. I always keep a- box of Bile'Bcane handy now, and whenever I feel but of,_ sorts I take a couple of Beans, • and soon am "right. "• Bile -Beans, thet standard family medi-* cine, have a world-wide- -reputation rfoe curing biliousness, indigestion, headaches, piles, constipation, debility, bad blood and i breath, ansemia, insomnia^ summer fag, and r all disorders of the functions of ossimila*

tion and digestion. Price is l|d per box, .or 2s 9d special family . size (containing | three times la lid); from all chemist? t and stores.