THE TRUTH MUST BE SPOKEN.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CIII, Issue 12159, 24 March 1900, Page 3

THE TRUTH MUST BE SPOKEN.

WOMEN SUFFER FROM PILES THAN MEN. ■ THE DREADFUL COMPLAINT CaH BE CURED, ■ BILE BEANS AGAIN TO THE RESCtH There are more women -suffering piles in the Australian colonies titan imagine. The peculiar delicacy of the plaint cause's women to suffer without vulging to their ’friends their malady; hence it is that the public are ignorant the extent of the disorder existing the fairer sex. It is unwise for women fering from piles not to confide in soil friend, because by doing so they wouH often cause much needless suffering a,iH agony to be removed. There are two dH ferent kinds of piles—the Bleeding ail Blind Piles—the latter being by far rifl most painful and most common in Atfl tralian women. ■ Piles is a most disagreeable and awkwa:H complaint, inasmuch as the malady is al companied by excruciating itching, irritl tion and inflammation. v M The patient becomes irritable, despoiH dent, restless, and the very features of i« face ,get distorted. The constant pain brings about melancholia, and lack of anl bition, a sour temper, and general disco™ tent. ■ ■ As a rule the complaint brings eonstipaß tion with 1 it, yet in some cases diarrhoej lias been known to accompany the disorder A more awkward complaint cannot be con ceived, and tho sooner it is cured the bette for the peace of mind of the patient. I has been proved beyond doubt that Bih Beans have arrested the complaint mon than any other remedy, and among othei illustration we give that of Mrs M- Web star, who lives in Fitzherbert Street, Petone, Wellington, N.Z. Mrs Webster informed our representative thaffor the past three months she had been a constant sufferer of Bleeding Piles. “ I had,’ she said, “ tried almost every remedy, as well as doctors, but without avail. At length I became disheartened, and; was going to give up the idea of having them cured, when 1 was advised by a neighbour to try Bile Beans. I had frequently heard Bile Beans spoken of as a sure remedy for piles, so I decided to give them a trial. I have only used four or five boxes at present and can candidly say that they have given, me more relief than any other remedy I have tried.” Bile Beans will also be found an undoubted specific for biliousness, headache, indigestion, debility, female ailment, liver trouble, costiveness, that tired feeling,'etc. Obtainable at all chemists and storekeepers, ■or direct from the Australian Depot, , 39, Pitt Street, Sydney. Price 13£d per box.