WOMAN'S AWFUL DEBILITY.

Clutha Leader, Volume XXXIX, Issue 46, 17 January 1913, Page 2

WOMAN'S AWFUL DEBILITY.

WAS GIVEN UP BY FIVE DOCTORS. TERRIBLE ILLNESS ENDED BY BILE BEANS. Mrs I'l. Wallace, of M-l Newcastle street, West I'orth, W.A., says:—" 1 was attacked by an illness soon after baby was born, which gradually became worse, causing terrible pains. This debility affected my system generally, while, the whole of my nerves became numb—void of any feeling whatever. Five different doctors attended me, but all their treatment proved a failure. I could not get case from the, awful pains. Then they operated on me, but they inbuilt as well have put their knives into wood, for I had not any feeling whatever, and the operation was a failure. My case was regarded as hopeless, and I. was given only a few hours to live. "Home time previously I had read of a case similar to mine being cured by Bile Beans, so I told the doctor who was then attending me that I would like to try Bile Beans, lie readily agreed, and a .supply was obtained. When I had taken a few doses of Mile Beans the feeling in my nervous system returned, and hope, entered my breast. 1 began to sleep at night, and I realised 1 was improving daily. As I continued taking Bile Beans all obstructions and poisonous matter was cleared on! of my system, and my health became belter daily and I was able to get about in ease and comfort. After a full course of Bile Beans my cure was absolutely perfect, and you can imagine my gratitude towards that wonderful medicine, for il .-awd my life after live dillVrenl doctors hail given me up." Mile Beans are sold by chemists and stoles at Is 1 Jd and 2s !>d per box.