YEARS OF CONSTIPATION.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14407, 15 July 1912, Page 2

YEARS OF CONSTIPATION.

_*. — .■-■ BILE BEANS EARN A NEW ZEALAND HOUSEWIFE'S PRAISE. Constipation is tlio cause of quite two-thirds of the ailments which form tho doctors' daily practice, especially among women. Tho direct results of constipation are anaemia,' indigestion, biliousness, liver troubles, piles, skin eruptions, palpitation, sleeplessness, headaches, neuralgia, nervousness, and a general disturbance of all the bodily functions. Old-fashioned purgatives are worse than useless, as the dose which may relieve to-day will have to be doubled in a week, trebled in a fortnight, and so on. Bile Beans are gentle in-action, permanent in effect, and, being entirely freo from harsh minerals and drastic drugs, may be administered to" children and invalids with "absolute safety. In fact, Bile Beans are the ideal remedy for constipation, as! Mrs M. Barry, of Ryan street, Petone, Wellington, N.Z., testifies. • "For many, years," this lady says, "I suffered from constipation, liver disorder and asthma, for which I tried many so-called remedies, but without lisncfil. I decided to give Bile Beans a trial, having heard good reports of their efficacy. After taking a few doses 1 felt relief, and continuing with them, I was restored to health, and even the ."sthria. ws to a certain extent, relieved. Bile Benns are, without doubt, a first-class medicine, and I strongly recommend them to fellow-sufferers." " B : k» Beans r>ro the standard family medicine', and the only genuine nnd reliable remedy for all symptoms of liver, stomach, digestive, and bowel disorders. Cf all chemists and stores. 1