A Woman's Sufferings Ended
y» THE STORY OF MRS SALINA WHITE. She says: "I OWE MY LIFE TO BILE ( BEANS." The story of the following remarkable cure by Bile Beans of a Melbourne Lady, who suffered from long-standing and acute liver troubles, does not need any remarks to support it. It will stnnd by itself. Mrs Selina White, who resides at No 5. Market Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne, related the story of her illness and cure to a reporter of the ' West Melbourne Gazette ' as follows : — " It is now about three yearp," sbe said, " since I began to suffer from what the doctor who attended me said rather vaguely was liver complaintTo me it seemed indigestion, as nothing I eat agreed with me. After a meal a weight appeared to lie on my cheat, and flatulence was nearly always present. Soon I began to loathe food and to grow very nervous. Ihe least thing Btartled me, and my irritable temper became a source of domestic distress, I was subject to frequent flushings of the face, but after a few months this was succeeded by sallowness of the skin, and my face became hard and drawn. I lost flesh rapidly, and gradually dwindled away until I was reduced to a mere skeleton. None of the many medicines I took did me tbe least good. I went to my friends in Maryborough, and remained there tbree months, but instead of getting better I became wor^e. I got so weak that it was with difficulty I returned to my own home in Melbourne, where I tried to become resigned to my fate, as I now knew my complaint to be chronic liver disease, I tried several much advertised medicines, but without result, and at la«t gave them up in deepair. Just before Christmas my husband brought me home a box of Bile Beans, and I began to take them. In a few days it seemed to me that I felt a little better, and then I decided to continue taking the Beans. Before I had finished 'he contents of one box, 1 felt a most decided change for tbe better, aod each day I continued to improve. Altogether I took the contents of five boxes, and could then eat a hearty meal and digest it without trouble. The sallowness left me, and now, as you see, I am in robust and perfect health, a result due solely to Bile Beans, to which I owe my life." Obtainable from all chemists and storekeepers, or from the Australian Depot of the Bile Bean Manufacturing Company, 39 Pitt Street, Sydney, post paid on receipt of Is l^d per box.
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Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3099, 15 September 1899, Page 3
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442A Woman's Sufferings Ended Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3099, 15 September 1899, Page 3
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