BILIOUS HEADACHES.
A GREAT KUFFEBER CURED BY Zj BLLE BEANS. "Up to two years ugo," says Mrs. A. Giles, of KaLka, Xorth Rockhampfcon, j Q., "1 was a martyr to bilious headaches :md indigestion, which so weakened and prostrated mo that 1 thought I should ; have died. 1 became thin and helpless. '■ and had not the strength to take off my i clothes. I was forced to apply hot cloths to my head to allay the awful pains, and the sight of food would make mc retch. These nasty turns would often lay mc up for three days at a time, and but for an acquaintance recommending Bile Beans, 1 do not know what would have become of mc. However, I acted on my friend's recommendation, and derive relief from the first few doses. My usual health began to return, I enjoyed my food, and got up in the morning in good spirits. My neighbours all remark how well I am looking, and I never miss an opportunity of telling them that I owe my present good health solely to Bile Beans."
Bilp Beans are a certain and speedy cure for biliousness, headache, constipation, anaemia, lost or failing appetite; pains in the stomach., sides or back: nausea, dizziness, and the many other ills that axise from liver and stomach disorders. Price 1/1* per box, or 2/9 large family size, containing three times 1/1 J size, t _ _,_jU_.t •_» ' ■■ *..
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 65, 16 March 1908, Page 3
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