"THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE."

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 35, 11 February 1908, Page 2

"THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE."

— — *8* HUSBAND AND WIFE PRAISE BILE BEANS. Mrs. E. Carey, of 21 Argylo-etreet, Maiy Hill T £xiension, Mornington, Duri- i cdin, New Zealand, writes:— "Both myself and husband have derived the gicilest benclit from Bile Beans. Up to two years ago I was a sulferer from biliousness, sick headaches and dizzi- j ness, which brought me to a state of health, and, naturally, interfered with me in the performance of my houFdhold duties. I tried many so-oal-lcd lcmedies from which I obtained no relief. 1 was strongly urged to give Bile Beans a trial, but I did not expect them to be any more effective than the previous 'cures' T had tried. However, as my friends had &o high an opinion of Bile Beans, and as I had heard them well spoken of by those who have suffoied from similar complaints as affected tuc, I followed their advice and gave Bilo Be.urn a trial. I am thankful to say that in a very shoit time I was lelu\ed of my trying complaints. My husbmd suffering from biliousness als-o, and rocing tha,t 1 deiived to much benclit from Bile Beans, he, too, decided to give them a trial, v.hich he -did, with the b.->',l results. Like myself, he had tried iii.-.ny f-o-called cures, but declares he h<i3 i'ouiid nothing >to equal Bile Beanp." Bile Boaiii are unequalled as a family medicine, and no home should be without a bo.«i of this wolld-fanicd remedy for indigestion, biliousn; 1!^-,1 !^-, headache, (O'istipiitio.i, debility, female ailment:., iMiitoj, and in f.tct, nil ailments arising fjom tho disorder of the Inei 1 , s'om.ali, 01 digoFthc , orgaus. I'nco Is lid per fti 1 2b 9d faniilv size. — Advfc