"I OWE MY LIFE TO BILE BEANS."

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13104, 1 May 1908, Page 8

"I OWE MY LIFE TO BILE BEANS."

SIX LONG YEARS OF SUFFERING E^DED. "I owe my life to Bile Beans," says Mrs J. Aniey, of 68 Abelsmith street, Wellington, N.Z., "and in tho hope that it may be tho means of relieving ST>mo other poc-r sufferer I have pleasure in forwarding you this testimonial re their virtues. For some six years I was a martyr to indigestion, accompanied by biliousness, and ft general lowering of my nervous system. I tried many so-caill i ed cutcs in my endeavour to get relief, bait none of them did mc any good. While sitting at my door ono day the mail coach dropped mc oue of your booklets contajnine cures' Bale Beans had effected, and, after carefully reading that similar cases to my own had been permanently cured, I decided to give lirle Beans «. trial. As my case wae of long standing, amd apparently hopeless, and being, moreover, at a critical time of Jife, and the mother of a large family, I did not expeot to derive an.y good; but before I had taken the contents of ono box I began to.feel a new womain, and beforo I 'had finished the second box I was completely cured. _ My husband also has derived wonderful benefits from Bilo Beans, and when any of my daughters aro ' out of sorts' I always give, them a do.se or two, and the results are ail that could be desired." Bile Beans are the lasting cure for biliousness, indigestion, headache, constipation, anremia, and all ailments that owe their origin to the impaired or defective action of tho liver, stomach, or digestive organs. Of* all chemists and stores, a.t Iβ ljd and 2s 9d ncr box. s