STOMACH TROUBLES ENDED.
BILE BEANS SUCCESSFUL WHERE MEDICAL TREATMENT FAILED. Mrs F. Strachan, of Percival Street, Wellington, N.Z., writes : —" Permit mc to express my grateful appreciation of the value of Bile Beans. For some six months I suffered -with my stomach and liver. I had frequent fainting fits, and became very weak, being unable to attend to my household duties. My appetite also left mc, and I lost-weight. I sought the advice of several doctors, but they did mc little, if any, good. One day I received one of your booklets under my door, and, after reading it. I thought I would give Bile Beans a trial. I did so, and noticing an improvement with each dose, continued taking them, and am pleased to say they have quite cured mc. My friends all marvel at the wonderful change in mc since taking Bile Beans. I always recommend them to my friends, as I believe them to be the best remedy for stomach and liver troubles. I shall be pleased to personally explain to any sufferer from the liver the great value of Bile Beans." Bile Beans are a natural and reliable* remedy for indigestion, biliousness, headache, nausea, constipation, dizziness, and the whole host of distressing ailments which owe their origin to a sick liver. Price Is. lid. and 2s. !)d. per box. There's nothing " just as good " as Bile Beans.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 130, 1 June 1908, Page 8
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