WEAKENED BY BLEEDING PILES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14581, 18 January 1911, Page 5

WEAKENED BY BLEEDING PILES.

"THE PAIN I ENDURED WAS

TERRIBLE."

BILE BEANS AGAIN SUCCESSFUL.

Mr. George Agate, " Netherton Villa.* 0 Morningside, via Brisbane, says:—''Soma nine years ago I suffered all the agony incidental to bleeding piles. At tunes I would lose largo quantities of blood. .and at 0110 period I bled for six weeks without a breiilc worth mentioning. The pain 1 endured was terrible, and 1 was caused much iuconvenienco in getting about. I consulted a doctor, but his treatment did not give mo relief or stop the bleeding. I was in. sore straits about my condition when Bile Beans were recommended to mo as a grand remedy for piles. I was delighted to find that the first dose had a . good effect. As I continued with Bile Beans the bleeding- gradually diminished, and finally ceased altogether, and soon the piles, were gone. Since my euro by Bile Beans wo always keep a box m-tlia ■house, and myself and family resort to them when feeling at all ont-of-sorts. °" family doctor is now Bilo Beans, and. we do not; need anv other medicine m our- home, - Bile 'Beans arc a splendid family medicino and do not gripe. They are a proved, remedv for headache, eonsupaaon. pile.-,, liver "trouble. bad - breath, indigestion,, 'tornac trouble, that tired feeling, lassitude., debility, ana-rain. anil female ailments... t all stores and chemists.