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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14492, 5 October 1910, Page 4

PROSTRATED BY BILIOUSNESS.

VIOLENT FITS OP VOMITINGCAUSED AWFUL STRAIN. ANOTHER SPLENDID CURE BY BILE BEANS. "Fearful attacks of indigestion and biliousness made my life a misery," says Mrs. M. Murphy, of 16, Andrews-street, Adelaide. " The accumulation of wind in the stomach caused terrible pain under the heart, accompanied by awful pains between the shoulders. I also suffered from dizziness and violent headaches. When these attacks were very severe I could not do any work. I would bo thoroughly prostrated for days together with awful biliousness. Violent fits of vomiting would strain mo internally, and cause great soreness, making me very weak. " An eminent doctor attended me with no success. I then tried many remedies, but all the treatment I went under was of no avail. Nothing seemed able to cure me. Then I adopted tho advice of a friend, and commenced taking Bile Beans. After a few doses I noticed a remarkable difference in my condition. The dizziness and headaches ceased, and I was able to eat in comfort. I resolved to continue with Bile Beans, and after a full course I was completely restored to health, and have never been troubled with any of my old complaints ever since." Bilo Beans aro sold by all stores and chemists.

The Pitt-street Methodist Church concludes its 44th anniversary celebrations this evening. A public meeting will be held in the schoolroom, at which Mr. J. W. Stewart will preside. Addresses will bo given by ministers and others. Mr. E. H. Nicholas, organist and choirmaster, will provide a first-class progrftrxuae of music.