TIRED JADED WOMAN'S
ENERGY RBSTOBKl) BY BILE BEANS. Are, thore not thousnnds to-day tolling t>w brkvoly Against sicknora and dopros* Moil? Through confinement indoors, nerd work, took of fresh «lr, and tho debilitating effect of the weather, tho system becomes "run clown." This result* in impaired digestion, itomnch troubles, headache, biflottsnowi, and loss of nppotlte, with povhaps vomiting and senaalions of llstloaimeis. "Run-down" women expose their aystems to moat dangerous consequences, even to complete prostrntion and nervous debility. To arrest and euro this "Jaded" condition, the system must he tetonod. The surest upcclfle for this Airpose is Bile Beans. Being purely vegetable, t-ltoy assist _ assiinllat lon and digestion, thus restoring the natural vigour, nnd tho "jaded" feeling dlsap. nears, "Some twelvo months ago," snys Mrs. Sarah kowis, of 6, Avon-street, Glebe Point, Sydney, "a friend of mine told me she h«d used your Bile Beans, and that they had cured hor of Bilious* ness, and as I wan at that time run down from anxiety and overwork, ftlio advised me to try thorn. I needed n real "pick-me-up," as t felt as tired in the morning as when I went to bed, and my appotito wa« greatly impaired, In fact, I wa» quite done up, and did not know what to do to recover my strength. Although I wa« a little prejudiced against mWHolnen in general, I was persuaded to give your Bile Beans a trial, and ft In with muoh pleasure that I tell yon thht a very few of them worked a miraclo with !me, 1 began to foot the benefit afc s once by being quite bright alter' taking one or two at night, and mytwuftl health began to return to me. I would now have no other medicine in the house." 8110 Beans are ft prompt find perfect oute for BlltatwneM, HcAdaohe, indigestion, 1 Stomach Troubles, Corotlpation, Piles, Debility, Female Weaknessex, Nervousness, Bud Blood, Bad Breath, Annsmia, Blsturlwd Sleep, Low of Appetile, Summer Fas, and, In fact, all nilmentii that owe tjielr origin to defective bile flow, assimilation, 1 or digestion, Ob* talnable generally at Is lid, or £» 3d largo box (containing three time* the !• l|d s!m),-AM, , '
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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 48, 26 February 1906, Page 2
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361TIRED JADED WOMAN'S Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 48, 26 February 1906, Page 2
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