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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 22, 26 July 1910, Page 2

BILIOUSNESS AND INDIQES* lION FOB SIX YEARS. A GRATIFYING BILE BEAN CURE Miss Maud Leech, of Albert-road, ■ Albert Park, Melbourne, Victoria, says: — "For six years 1 waa a threat suftcrer from biliousness and indigestion, accompanied by eevero pains in the hsad. At times these pains -were very distressing, especially when accompaiiied by nasty, nauseous bilious feelings. Inj my endeavours to get rid of ray lllnese, I tried many so-called remedies, but all in vain. I did not derive the slightest benefit' from any of them. Finally, a I friend recommended me to try Bila • Beans. 1 did so, and after tha first ' few dotei felt so much better that I ' decidad to give them a fair trial and 1 ,v, v undergo & thorough course. Bile Beam* seen Garcsad the headache* to ceas«, and tho attack* of biliousness gradually bet oame lesa and leas stvero until they finally disappeared altogether. I Dftrsßver«d with Bile B*ana until I wa» cempletely •tired. Now my health i* everything th*t ee'nld ba d«sired, and f am in «e«n«nt tpixltt and fwl m«et, hftppy. lam spnAMnl to Bile Btana for .ny cura, and I always keep a supply, in tJie house." By giving tone to the syrtem, Bil« Beans enable it to withstand and ward off colds, influenaa, liver chill, rheu< matism. etc., and are a proved cure for indig«stion, biliousness, and all liver ail* ments. All chemists and stores. — Advt. -