A NURSE'S GRATITUDE.

North Otago Times, 26 May 1908, Page 1

A NURSE'S GRATITUDE.

TEN LONG YEARS OF BILIOUS- . NESS BANISHED M PILE BEANS.

Htle Deans have always been recognised as a splendid medicine by the medical fraternity, and the-following testimony and gratitude oi Mrs Lomcix, a professional nurse, is typical of the expressions of praise ever bestowed on'this remarkable family medicine.

JiQinax, _ who resides lit 3, Federal street, Footscray, Melbourne, writes: "Jt gives me great pleasure to add my testimony to the valuable ipialitiej of Dile Beans as a family medicine. For fully ten years 1 was a great sufferer from biliousness in a very acute form. Many were" the so-called remedies for biliousness 1 tried, but none of them did me the le.ist (rood. Some two years ago 1 gave Bile- Beans a trial, and derived such benefit from the first few doses that I determined to undergo a course of this medicine, Biliousness sooii became n worry of the past, for which I nm very thankful, and' nn occasional dose of' Bile Beans is all I require to keep me in thoroughly perfect health, lam -a .nurse by profession, and have recommended Bile Beans to many of my patients, as I consider them a most valuable family medicine, which no household should be without," Bile Beans, the most efficacious of ali household medicines, arc the most reliable, remedy for'biliousness, headache, indigestion, stomach-troubles, constipation,.piles, debility, nervousiicss.'bad blood, bad breath, anaemia, loss of appetite, liver.chill, •and by toning up the system, ward off colds and influenza, Of all storfcs'aiul medicine- vendors, at Is ljd, or 2s 9d, 'largo family box (contains, three times' Is Hd sizo);' ~.-: