CONSTIPATION AND BILIOUSNESS CURED.
i BILE BEANS AN EXCELLENT FAMILY MEDICLNE. A BRISBANE*~~MAN'S STORY. Mr Wm. B. liaussmann. of Water street, Highgate Hill, Brisbane, Q., wys:—"Bile Beans proved most etfacacious in ridding mc of the wretched symptoms and suffering of biliousness. Being of a robust and healthy nature, 1 at times suffer from constipation, being tbe result of a sedentary occupation. The consequence is my whole system seems to become clogged. My appetite is fickle and I am troubled with drowsiness and nauseous feeling. '■However, a short course of Bile Beans puts new energy into mc. Bi*& Beans act mildly and surely on the bowels, relieving tho drowsy heavy feeling, and tone up the wholo system. .; 1 am finite satisfied with Bile Beans, j and am content to keep them as my j family medicine." ; A box of Bilo Beans should always j be kept in every home, for a dose or ! two in timo will prevent many a 3 serious illness, and perhaps save pounds in doctors' bills. Bile Beans are a reliable family medicine and are suitable for both old and young of both sexes. For the stomach disorders of I growing children they aro excellent. Bile Beans end biliousness, liver b trouble, indigestion, constipation, bad j breath, headaches, piles, and all stomach nnd liver disorders. All stores [ and chemists. 3' jj
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13905, 2 December 1910, Page 9
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