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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 24, 29 January 1912, Page 11

AILING HOTtSEWIVES IN NEW ZEALAND. -.—. — ♦ BILIOUSNESS AND HEADACHES " ENDED. BILE BEANS, "WOMAN'S TRUE FBIEND. As a family medicine, Bjla Beans ar« unequalled, and a box should be in every medicine cheat, "I' cannot speak too highly of Bile Beans as a general corrective, ' saye Afrs. M. GlanviUe, ,of Somerset-street, Spreydon,- Ohristr cJmrch, New Zealand. "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 qeglect my domestic duties, ' an.d considerably impaired my appetite. In 'search, of relj'ef ,J fried numerous remedies, which,, ojily resulted tn spending money withopfc obtaining any oenefit- Borne friepds then recommended. Bi|e Be*ns, and I dpcided to give them a triaj. I felt a decided improvement for the better aftar I " had finished two bpxes., , After persevering with Bile Beans my appetite returned^ the dizziness and headaches disappeared, and finally the biliousness and mdigesT tion ceased to trouble me. Myheajth was restored, and I was completely cured by Bile Beans." . Both old and youug have a friend iri Bile Beans, for they are miid in action, do not gripe, and are • easy to take. Bile Beans are a proved remedy for in-, digestion, biliousness, constipation, headache, bad breath and sluggish liver, etomach disorder, piles, fainting fits,, that tired feeling, general' debility, laaeitude, anaemia, ana female ailments. A dose or two in time may save pounds in doctor's b,jlls.— Advt.

Vice-Admiral Sjr Alfred Winsloe, who took oommaiid of tho foreign foroea at Hankow by reason of his superior rank, hats spent 46 years in the navy. He etalted his life afloat at the ago of IS, and was only 30 when he took part in the battle of Tel-elTKebft, * ' . " _' {par bronohU) -coushi take Wood*' Great Pepi^rmlat' Cure. U 6d.— Adtt,