SUMMER HEAT TROUBLES.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 51, 1 March 1909, Page 8

SUMMER HEAT TROUBLES.

bile beans end a housewife's suffering from headache, poor appetite, sickly feelings, vomiting and biliousNESS.

The long hours of sunshine, to the housewife and strenuous toiler alike, brinpr in their train nervous exhaustion, sleeplessness, headaches, languor, and that tired feeling which foretells breakilmvn. Hut if people would keep their vital functions in order by taking a Bile Bean at noon and a Bile Bean at night, they would escape all such troulilcs. Mrs M. McManus, residing in James Street. Ravmswood, Queensland, fell a victim to the trying- effects of summer's heat, and writes of her restoration to' health as follows:—"The effects of the trying , summer heat are sometimes very distressing to mc, causing mc bilious attacks, severe headaches, and vomiting, which quite unfitted mc for my household duties. What with my poor appp•itf. no relish for food, and the wretched ding accompanying the biliousness, my life seemed to be a perfect misery. T .■as advised by a friend to undergo a <■eiir.ee of Bile Beans, and am very thankful to say I acted upon her recommendation. Bile Beans suited my case admirably, curing mc of the biliousness, and rp.-toring my usual good health. Bile Beans are easy to take, cause no unpleasant after effects, and are sure and thorough in their action. This being my experience, I willingly recommend Bile Beans to all women troubled as I was." If you are ill or ailing, commence a course of Bile Beans to-day, and you will not be troubled with biliousness, indigestion, headache, debility, anaemia, loss of appetite, lassitude, or liver and stomach, disorder. From all chemists and stores at Iβ, ljd., or 2s. 9d_. family .size L;<wi4v<tl-y* V»rpe fe?ww I%~}J<L). }.