Shot through the Head

Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3103, 29 September 1899, Page 1

Shot through the Head

« An elderly gentleman while walking down one of the principal streets lately was alarmed at experiencing a sharp pain that shot thron^h his head. ELe knew immediately that a headache was threatening, aud being a man ot great good sense, he also knew that the best possible remedy was Bile Beans for Biliousness. These Beans, acting directly on the liver, give almost instantaneous relief in all cases of constipation, headache, indigestion, debility, biliousness and similar complaints, which all have tneii origin in liver derangement. If the liver gets out of order, as it often does in a climate sucb as ours, the whole system goes wrong, and as the proper digestion of food is the most essential thing in the sustaining of life, the consequence of bad digestion must be most disastrous. Bile Beans will keep you well during the trying, hot, muggy weather that will soon be upon us. If you g-t sick, they will put you right. They ate the greatest specific of the age, and, as sucb, they have positively cured many cases where other remedies for which much ia claimed utterly* failed.