A POSTMASTER'S PRAISE.
* PROSTRATING HEADACHE -PROMPTLY CURED BY BILE BEANS.
The surest and safest cure for headaches is Bile Beans. Surest because thoy romovo tho cause of the trouble, and safest because thoy aro compounded of natural herbs, roots, and barks. In overy city, town, and hamlet in Australasia tho praises of Rile Beans are sung by grateful people who have proved their sterling worth. One ot tho latest testimonials comes from Mr John Bath, postmaster, of Queenton, Q., who saj-s:—"I am never without a supply of Bile Beans in my house, for they are a splendid family medicine. •Sorno time ago I retired to rest one night feeling quite well, but was awakened in tho early morning with a fearful headache. My head felt t-s ! thought it had been crushed in a vice, |and I could not bear it to touch the pillow, being forced to gefc up and sit in an armchair. Having a supply of Bile Beans in the house, I took three of thorn, and was quickly relieved of the agonising pain. In the morning 1 was my old self again, and able to attend to my duties as usual, which 1 am sure I would have boon unable to do but for Bik' Beans. I have recommended Bile Beans to others, and for the past four years they have been installed as my family medicine Bilo Beans promptly cure biliousness, indigestion, headaeho, constipation, aii-emia, flatulence, liver and stomach troubles, heartburn, nausea, purify the blood and tone up the whole system. Price ls-ljd per box, or 2s 9d large size (containing three times the Is lid). 1
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13098, 24 April 1908, Page 4
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