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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14928, 28 February 1912, Page 9

EIGHT YEARS' INDIGESTION. •'AGONY EVERY TIME I TRIED TO BREATHE." COMPLETE CURE EFFECTED BY BILE BEANS. Mas. H. Copr-OCK, of 45, Barry-street, South Yarra, Melbourne, says:—" Eight years ago I began to suffer from indigestion and all its terrible tymproma. The pains I endured were so "terrible that I cannot describe them. They were especially bad under tho heart,, and in tho back and sides. 1 endured apony every time I tried to breathe. After meals I would bo tortured by tcrrfio pains in. tho chest. I could not get to rest at night, and my sister had to sit up with me. I endured such fearful agony that perspiration would pour from me. My appetite was very erratic, sometimes even tho sight of food would turn me sick- I fell away to a shadow of my former self, and feared I was going to die. I really did nob expect to get better, for I had taken so much medicine without obtaining any benefit; in fact, it had all done mo as much good as if I had drunk water. " However, commencing a course of Bilo Beans, I soon became conscious they were doing mo a world of good. As I continued with the doses the pains cased off, my appetite became natural, and I could sleep at night. No longer was breathing a difficulty. I persevered with Bile Beans until all my troubles were ended, and my recovery was complete. It is some years since Bile Beans cured me, and I have enjoyed very good health ever since." Bile Beans are a standard family medicine, being a grand tonio for tho jaded worker »nrl housewife. As a children's medicine they are unequalled, and a dose or two in time may save pounds on doctors' bills. Sold by all stores and chemists, or post free wrect from the Bile Bean Manufacturing Co., 39, Pitt-street, Sydney.

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