SLUGGISH LIVER AND SPLITTING HEADACHES. .. a
BILE BEANS, THE HOUSEWIFE'S | FRIEND. - ■' Mrs. J. C. Wflsc-n, of-.Broad-street, off ' WooLston, N..Z.,. says :— , "For. years I.was afflicted with sluggish liver. . At- times I was completely prostrated so that I-was-unable to attend ito my ordinary- • household ..duties. I would -have severe attacks of biliousness, accompanied with splitting headaches, which would make mc feel awfully, dizzy, sick and iIL livas also a victim to costiveness, and in- time my general health gave way altogether and-1 was reduced to a physical wreck. I consulted medical men, and tried many medicines, but without gaining any relief whatever. .One day when I was awfully Dl a. friend persuaded mc to test Bile Beans in my case. I did 60, and after the first few doses began to feel 1,-was on the road to recovery. I continued with Bile Beans; and tie attacks of-dizziness, sickness .and headaches . gradually., ceased.. Soon all traces of ccstiveness disappeared ~and I was perfectly free from ail the ailments which had been a burden to mc and made my existence miserable. In practically a short time I was completely cured by Bile Beans. Whenever I fed at all out of sorts or run-down a few Bile Beans soon set mc right." . Bile Beans are the msrried_ woman's friend, and every mother should always keep a box by her. For the growing daughter or the mother BQe Beans are an excellent corrective, and a timely dose of Bile Beans will prevent much, unnecessary pain and misery. Bile Beans are sold by all chemists and stores.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 168, 18 July 1910, Page 3
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