HEART ALMOST STOPPED BEATING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15235, 24 February 1913, Page 4

HEART ALMOST STOPPED BEATING.

AWFUL SUFFERING CAUSED BY BILICV "BNESS AND INDIGESTION. BILK BEANS THE MARRIED y WOMAN'S FRIEND. I,IBS. J. Eat, of 152, Lord Sirect,BurnlaT. Melbourne, says:-" Severe attacks © biliousness and indigestion made Tery miserable. _ Those _ bouts brought oil * accumulation of wind, which would F up against _ ivy heart and almost wop* beating. Ttie pain was so intense Ico freely breathe': Between the shoddeisl would also have terrible pain, jg» «£ thrust of a knife. At times the bUuro*»en would be so distressing that I^, d prostrated for day a, my system being rac«.ea by vomiting and straining, man 7 very bad time indeed. Of all the ""5 remedies I took in roy endeavour to 8 relief, none were successful until .1 coiu SeUd ukine Bile tans. P"=S* 4 : medicine soon made a grand change - the bettor. After iv course of. Bile _ftean , the indigestion and oneness were M... ana those painful attach are . past. Bile Beans cured me completely-.; & wheuover I fe;.l at all out-of-sorto a ■ dtwtf or two of my favourite remedy, i*» Beams, soon put mo right." f llT nik : Bilfi- Beans ara unrivalled a* a lanuiy .j medicine. They arc mild in actioni » suitable for young and old < Bile, Beans are specially valuable for, JWJK.w trouble, constipation, biliousao*s» m tion, headache, bad breath, 1 piles, that bred feeling, lassitude, d«b2ity, | new, loss ot energy, aranua, bad Wood, •'.ffioio. aumeats. Sold by cbcblsm , rticccA. 7- ;/'V«