SEVERE ATTACKS OF RETCHING.
CURED BY BILE BEANS. It is hard to conceive anything more debilitating than severe attacks of retching. Yet such is the fate of most men and women > who suffer' from indigestion and biliousness. Bile Beans are an acknowledged cure for both of these ills, which arc caused by a disordered liver. No medicine more faithfully clears the liver of its impurities than Bile Beans, and hence that is the reason why they are so popular. Just read what Mr. H, Morgan, the lessee and manager of the Victoria Theatre, "Westport, New Zealand, writes:—About twelve months ago J became a victim to indigestion and biliousness, accompanied by .sick headaches, and every morning, cm rising from my bed, I had a severe attack of retohing. _ About three months ago I < decided to give Bile Beans a trial, and although I only consumed two boxes of beans in that time I am pleased to bo able to say that my health has greatly improved. • Retching has become a thing of the past, and I can enjoy my food with the healthiest person in the district. I can Strongly recommend Bile Beans to- all t. who suffer from biliousness, indigestion, or sick and nervous headaches. They are, without doubt, a valuable " remedy for those complaints." Bile Beans have now a world-wide reputation • for curing biliousness, headache, indigestion, < * constipation, 1 * piles, debility, female weaknesses, nervousness, ■» bad . blood, pimples and all skin eruptions, ; bad i breath, anaemia, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, summer fag, etc." Bile Beans are obtainable from all medicine vendors, price Is lid . or 2s 9d ' large box' (contains three times the quantity of the Is l|d size). ' ' .. . ..... ~ ; .■ v - . V
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12210, 4 March 1903, Page 7
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