Racked by a Disordered Liver.

Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10852, 29 April 1911, Page 1

Racked by a Disordered Liver.

ANOTHER SIlENrviD CUJRE BY

BILE DEIANS.

AWFUL STRAINING CAUSED BY

VOMITING,

Mr T. J. Th\ker, of 239 Asu-t Vale. Road, Ajscot Yale, Melbourne, says: "The disordered,state of n.y livei' upset mo ..altogether. I li yd severe bilious attacks followed by "Teat fits' of Vomiting', which woi.M upset rue for days''so groat, was 1 lie s'tviiininjj. My kidneys -were a'ketud mid I suffered from, pains in the back and I felt I was not aiUe to do lmieli, :is in stooping 1 I had much difficulty to Klrivitfhton my toafck ais'ain. I nuiiinenaeid takin<r Bile Beans, a ! .sooii found tlity' pjaire met much rc<lief. f The paius and -fits- of vomiting soon ceased', and after • I had undergone a complete ootirae, I felt re-illy well again, and my euro was cc«>!--I'lote. To keep one. in perfect liealiii (inu^or two Bileßeans occasionally are-a.n excellent.; thing." A supply of Bile Beans i-lnula he kvpti-.in eveiy homo, for they are the most - rfeliaible nicdiane for all -liver and stomach troubles. When feeling at all '-out-of-sorts a few dr.ses of Bile Bl^ans sooiv pint ono light and are often the means of preventing- a serious illness. Bile liean.s oml headache, coiistipatjon, Iwliousnesi, livsr. ■ disorder, \indnp;es'tion, flatuleaice. hs-V breath, general ddbility, sickness poor blood; anaemia/, and female ailments. '.Sold'toy all chemists ■■■>" nd. stores at 1w.1.1d and 2s Od per h^x.