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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 148, 23 June 1906, Page 14

For colds in the head and influenza, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6<! •nd 2s 6d per bottle. — Advt.

jj^^^S COMPLETELY PROSTRATED. I ■1 B & "~W^^^S Pronounced Incurable by Doctors. h [^^j^^^^^^^^^M " F° ur years ! Why it only seems like four weeks since I have B I'W """" < * >s -- been able to enjoy life as one should do," says MRS. E. HOLDER, |fl yg i^v^ ""*""" °f Bryant Street, Rockdale, Sydney. " About ten years- back Bl fl TEi i^***^ W0 was cmc rs ' b ecame aware that there was something not j§| MHI \ i' quite right with me. I had slight pains at intervals of one to fja fi & \ I three days in my neck, down the back and across my chest. At IS 9 1 H! V i \ rs^ th ese pains were only slight, but as time wore on they 69 v/J|§sj 4 \\ became more severe and more constant, till at last I was never |a irs^fl I r-nffw r«, i .^» fr ee fr° m them. My eyes became sore, and my sight bad — in |§ H v ■, fact> i h ave lost i t altogether at times ; but the greatest burden 1 !| of all for me to bear was when my neck and behind my ears became one mass of rising sores. a H At that time I thought I was disfigured for life. Then again I was beset with long spjalls of g ||j retching, vomiting a most disagreeable greenish substance. My housework gradually became 11 S§ harder for me to perform, till at last I had to give it up altogether, having to take to my bed « || for weeks at a time. I remember, not once, but several times, after taking a run into Sydney, ra| H on my arrival at the Rockdale station, having to rest myself for some time on the first station I|9 M seat I could drag myself to, and then after aH, have to get one of my neighbours or some Eg 9 friend to help me home. You will, of course, understand I was not undergoing all this pain gB H and annoyance without trying to abate, if not cure, this dreaded thing — that is all I could W& H call it, as I did not then know the nature of the complaint that afflicted me. I called in | I H doctors, and they one and all told me I was suffering from some liver ailment, which was [|| H chronic and incurable. I have also given several advertised medicines a fair trial, but with no 11 |jj satisfactory results. It is five years since I first became aware of Bile Beans for Biliousness, § | || the most wonderful medicine procurable in all Australasia. It took about 12 boxes in all to | I || effect a perfect cure, but what of that! If it had taken three times 12 boxes the cure would I 1 §8 have been cheap. People who used to laugh at my perseverance are to-day astounded at the s9 §1 wonderful change Bile Beans have wrought for me. Everything is a pleasure to me now, that P§ II at one time was a burden. One of my greatest pleasures is advising friends and neighbours, fil ja who are suffering from Biliousness or Liver Complaint, to waste no time experimenting, but to cd H try the ever-reliable liver medicine — Bile Beans. I always keep them in the house, as I have fjil 'M found them unequalled for children's ailments, as well as for adults." ||j