A NURSE'S GRATITUDE.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 142, 15 June 1908, Page 8

A NURSE'S GRATITUDE.

TEN LONG YEABS OF BILIOUSNESS BANISHED BY BILE BEANS.

Bile Beans have always been recognised as a splendid medicine by the medical fraternity, and the following testimony and gratitude of Mrs Lomax, a professional nurse, is typical of the expressions of praise ever bestowed on this remarkable family medicine. Nurse Lomax, who resides at 3 Federal Street, Footscray, Melbourne, writes : " It gives mc great pleasure to add my testimony to the valuable qualities of Bile Beans as a family medicine. For fully ten years I was a great sufferer from biliousness in a very acute form. Many were the so-called remedies for biliousness I tried, but none of them did mc the least good. Some two years ago I gave Bile Beans a trial, and derived such benefit from the first few doses that I determined to undergo a course of this medicine. Biliousness soon became a worry of the past, for which I am very thankful, and an occasional dose of Bile Beans is all I require to keep mc in thoroughly perfect health. lam a nurse by profession, and have recommended Bile Beans to many of my patients, as I consider them a most valuable family medicine, which no household should be without." Bile Beans, the most efficacious of all household medicines, are the most reliable remedy for biliousness, headaches, indigestion, stomach troubles, constipation, piles, debility, nervousness, bad blood, bad breath, anaemia, los» of appetite, liver chill, and by toning up the system ward off colds and influenza Of all stores and medicine vendors at Is. 1.d., or 2s. 9d. . large family box (contains three times Is. l.d. size). I =: