ACUTE BILIOUSNESS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 95, 24 April 1907, Page 3

ACUTE BILIOUSNESS.

BILE BEANS END SEVEN YEARS'

SUFFERING

That horriblel sensation of dizziness and that disagreeable weakening sensation of sickness and fainting are sure indications of disorganised bile flow, a«d invariably mean biliousness. When the liver becomes sluggish in its action, the stomach and' organs of digestion are overworked. Food is not digested'and carried through the system as Nature intended. 3 Jt accumulates, causing flatulence, sickness, and often vomiting, or,, in other words, Biliousness. \ v Mrs E. .Miller, of Calder Street North East Valley, Dunedin, N.Z., says:—"For seven years Biliousness and Heartburn afflicted me. > At times 1 suffered so acutely that I was altogether unable to attend to my. household duties. I tried several so-called remedies and having gained no relief whatever, came to the conclusion that my complaints had become chronic. I subsequently heard how \Bile Beans had proved so successful in curing fel-low-sufferers, which induced m& to give them a trial. The first few doses underwent a thorough course extendine over several, months, with the result that I am now rid of both com plaints. It is now six years since mv cure was effected, and I have had rf; return of the trouble. I cannot speak too highly of Bile Beans as a remedy for Biliousness and kindred ills. As a general family medicine they are unsurpassed.'.'

li you suffer from Biliousness, In • digestion, Headache, Liver Disorders Constipation, Piles, Debility, Female Derangements, Nervousness;' Bad Blood, Bad Breath, Anaemia, Disturbed Sleep, or Loss of' Appetite, take Bile Beans, the purest, safest, surest and best family medicine. Bile Beans are obtainable from all Chemists and Stores at Is lid, or 2s 9d large family box (containing three times Is l£d.)