PROSTRATED BY BILIOUSNESS

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 102, 29 April 1912, Page 8

PROSTRATED BY BILIOUSNESS

i . ! i j : VIOLENT FITS OF VOMITING I i CAUSED AWFUL STRAIN—AX- : ! OTHER SPLENDID CURE BY! BILE BEANS. I I '"Fearful attacks of indigestion and 1 biliousness made my life a miser v." ! says Mrs. M. Murphy, of lti. Andrews-] strwt. Adelaide. "The accumulation of' j wind in the stomach caused terrible : 1 pain under the heart, accompanied by ' awful pain.- between the shoulders. I ■ also suffered from dizziness and violent! ' headache.-. When these attacks were ' I very severe. I could not do any work. : I would be thoroughly prostrated for ! day tog-ether with awful biliousness. , Violent lit- of vomiting would strain ' !me internally, and cause great soreness. ' making roe very weak. | "An eminent doctor attended mc with j no success. 1 then tried many remedies. '• but all the treatment I went under was j of no avail. Nothing Beamed able to ' cure mc. Then I adopted the advice of a friend and commenced taking Bile Beans. After a few doses I noticed .1 remarkable difference in my condition. The dizziness and headache ceased, and | I was able to eat, in comfort. I re.- : -olvod to continue with Bile Beans and ; after a full course I was completely re- ' stored to health, and have never "been ' ; troubled with any of my old complaints ' ■ ever sine*-.'" ' ' Bile Beans are =cid by all ehoniisu '< and store?. I I