BACKED BY DISORDERED LIVER.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 103, 3 May 1911, Page 10

BACKED BY DISORDERED LIVER.

AWFUL STRAINING CAUSED BY VOMITING. ANOTHER SPLENDID CURE BY BILE BEANS. Mr. T. J. Tinker, of 239, Ascot Valeroad, Ascot Vale, Melbourne, says :-- "The disordered state 'of my liver upset me altogether. I had severe bilious attacks followed by great fits of vomiting, which would uspset me for days so great was the straining. My kidneys were affected and I buffered from pains in the back, and I felt I was not able to do much, as in stooping I had much difficulty to straighten my back again. I commenced taking Bile Beans, and soon found they gave me much relief. The pains and fits of vomiting soon ceased, and after I had undergone a complete course, I felt really well again, and my cure was complete. To keep one in perfect health one- or , two BUe Beans occasionally are an excellent thing." A supply of > Bile Beans should be kept in every home, for they are the most reliable medicine for all stomach and liver troubles. When feeling at all out<-of-sorts a few doses of Bile Beans soon put one right and are often the means of preventing a serious illness. Bile Beans end headache, constipation, biliousness, liver disorder, indigestion, flatulence, bad breath, general debility, sickness, poor blood, anaemia, tuid female'ailments. Sold by all chemists and stores- at Is l£d and 2s 9d per box. — Advt.