CHRONIC INDIGESTION.

Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 11, 13 July 1909, Page 4

CHRONIC INDIGESTION.

c A NEW ZEALAND HOUSEWIFE'S GRATITUDE TO BILE BEANS. When your arm gets tired with nursing baby, carrying a bag, or doing any work in the office or the home, you "change, hands." If yon didn't, your arm wonid become useless. • Indigestion means "jaded stomach." You can't change stomachs, ancl' you can't stop eating. Do ycu si?e how seiious, therefore, indigestion is ? An overworked organ is crying -out for rest, and every meal you are obliged to take throws upon it more work. All you can do is to give it help to do the work, and that's just what' Bile Beans do. They help feeble, over-worked stomachs to digest food, ancl when they ;hav« toned up the stomach to its full strength you leave them off. ' ■ Mr*. F. G-ough. of 23, Argyle-s>treet, ilor'nington, Dunedin, New Zealand, sayii : "For years J have suffered from indigestion and heartburn. I was afraid I had become a chronic subject. "I tried numerous so-caHed remedies, and consulted medical men, but I remained uncured. A little while ago a neighbour strongly recommended mo to try Bile Beans, as she hdd derived great benefit from them. 1 acted on her advice, and purchased N a box of the Beans, and I have, and still am obtaining, great relief from their use. My case being of so long duration, 1 cannot expect Bile Beans to remedy the mischief of years in a day, but they are giving me more relief than anything I have ever tried, and I intend to persevere with them in the hope of arriving at a thorough cure." You should never 'oe without a bo.-c of Bile Beans, which speedily cure indigestion, biliousness, headache, constipation, nausea, spasms, heartburn, female ailments, bad blood, and all liver ailments. —Advt.