STOMACH TROUBLES ENDED.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14554, 3 January 1913, Page 10

STOMACH TROUBLES ENDED.

MORE PRAISE FOR BILE BEANS

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Mr H. E. Neville, who resides at 52 Addison road, Marrickville, Sydney, has proved this, and writes:— v i have much pleasure-■ in testifying to the merits of Bile, Beans. I suffered with terrible pains in my side and stomach, for which I usj.d several so-called remedies, but could gain no relief. A frinid recommended Bile Bean* and presented me with a few to try. Thtso I took and gained almost instant relief. Thus encouraged, 1 pinchased a further supply, .-md after taking four doses tho pains left me entirely, and I have had no return of the malady. I can with confidence recommend Rile Beans to anyone similarly afflicted."

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