INDIGESTION IN WELLINGTON.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11623, 10 April 1901, Page 3

INDIGESTION IN WELLINGTON.

A SPLENDID TESTIMONIAL. am. CRAWFORD, OF Cambridge; TERRACE, CURED. BILE BEANS FOR BILIOUSNESS THEJi POWER. The- pangs ,of indication are, alas, well] known in Australasia by : the thousands and! thousands who have : suffered.f It jis not a' slight complaint either, for it often brings with ;• it disorders of an inconvenient ; and serious nature. To the dyspeptic Iifo ; becomes unendurable, energy ceases, ambition is dead, and a weariness seizes the ? whole' body. It is the inability to digest food that ■ causae indigestion. The great goal /for dys- : peptics to work for is to bring: about a: statei whereby all , waste and ; impure matter maybe dispelled from the stomach. When thi* ! ' state of affairs exists food will the better ba digested and the organs will become normal. Bile Beans ; will in a masterly way remove the impure matter, and by putting the sto- : mach and liver in good working order euro the most chronic > state '(: of indigestion. Thousands of past 'sufferers in Australasia are fully aware of the priceless value of Bile Beans ae a cur© for indigestion, : and from time to , time we ' have published testimonials from grateful patients.* The following, from Mr. 0. A. Crawford, of Cambridge '- Terrace, Wellington, N.Z., dated January 7, 1901, is yet another proof of the value of that great discovery—Bile Beans for Biliousness : ,-/, ' • ■. •- •,

"Gentlemen,—As one who has, long suf-! fefed from biliousness arid ■'. indigestion, Ij would. like to add my testimony to the cura-i tivo properties of Bile Beans for both these complaints. , They are, without doubt, thai best medicine that has been placed on the market. I have tried nearly every remedy '■ advertised, but without securing" relief, and] on the recommendation of - a ; neighbour .I! decided to use Bile Beans, with the -evult, I I am thankful to say, that 1 now feel com-; pletely set up. I have no hesitation in saying that I would not be without ■ Bile Beans in the house, and oan strongly recommend them to anyone suffering from biliousness or. indigestion. - •. ' "I have-no objection to;your: making usel of this,- as it may be the -moans of bringing! relief, to other sufferers." >•

_ The remedy of which Mr. Crawford ipeakaf in such < glowing ; terms is % a vegetable • propa-1 ration, 'containing not a trace of harmful in-' gradients'.; It is daily making good the l claims of its proprietors, namely, that it is? the world's greatest specific ;■ for biliousness,'; indigestion, liver and kidney troubles, blood; troubles, which at ; this ■, present season reveal themselves in the :form of pimples and skin} eruptions, female ailments, anajmia, constipation, dizziness, headache or insomnia. All chemists: stock them, or you may order' from tho Bile Beans Manufacturing Com-' 1 pany, 3S£ Pitt-street, Sydney. . ,