TERRORS OF CONSTIPATION

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7848, 10 July 1911, Page 5

TERRORS OF CONSTIPATION

DISTORTED BY WIND—AIADE INSENSIBLE BY VOAHTING—A TERRIBLE ILLNESS ENDED BY BILE BEANS.

‘'Severe bilious attacks and indigestion made any life a misery/’ says Mrs C. Clarkson, Darcy Park Estate, Clyde, near Sydney. "Tile primary cause of my troubles was constipation. My kidneys became affected, and I suffered from a disordered liver. When I ‘ would breathe, acute pain like a knife-thrust would catch mo between the shoulders, while the heavy weight that seemed to settle on my chest created a most unpleasant sensation. Wind also troubled me, my stomach would swell up and I had awful vomiting fits. Gas arising from tho sourness of tho stomach would cause a choking sensation. "One night I vomited so much that I could onlv bring up mouthfuls of green hilo. The strain proved too much and I lapsed into a state of complete insensibility. I used tonics and several other remedies thinking they might do mo good, but they all failed to bring mo relief. An old nurse recommended me to try Bile Brans. After I had been taking Bilo Beans a short time, there was a wonderful change in me for the better. I was soon cured of constipation, and my liver restored to natural activity; tho bilious ruttacks left mo entirely and no longer was I dn tracted by fits of vomiting." Bilo Beans, the greatest household medicine, arc a proved remedy for headache, constipation, piles, liver troubles, biliousness, indigestion, anaemia, bad breath, and female ailments. Sold by all stores ami chemists at Is lid and 2s 9d per box. *