AILING HOUSEWIVES.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 40, 17 February 1911, Page 4

AILING HOUSEWIVES.

BILIOUSNESS AND HEADACHES ENDED. BILE BEANS, WOMAN'S TRUE. FSIEND As a family medicine Bile Beans are unequalled, and a box should be in every medicine chest. "I cann.pt speak too highly of Bile Beans as a general corrective,"' says Mrs. M. Glanville, of Somerset-street, Spreydon, Christchurch, N.Z. "About four years ago I was a martyr to biliousness and indigestion, and often had severe attacks of headache and dizziness, which caused me to neglect my domestic duties, and considerably impaired my appetite. Somo friends then recommsnded Bile Beans, and I decided _to give them a trial. I felt a decided improvement for the better after I had finished two boxes. After persevering with. Bile Beans my appetite letumed, the dizziness and headaches disappeared, and finally the biliousness and indigestion ceased to trouble me. My health was restored, and I was completely cured by Bile Beans." Both old and young have a friend in Bile Beans, for they az*e mild in action, do not gripe, and are easy to take. Bile Beans are a proved remedy for indigestion, biliousness, constipation, headache, bad breath and sluggish liver, stomach disorder, piles, fainting fiti, that tired feeling, general debility, lassitude, anaemia, and female ailments. A dose or two in time may save poundG in doctors' bills. — Advt.