LIVER DISORDER AND INDIGESTION.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10573, 30 September 1910, Page 1

LIVER DISORDER AND INDIGESTION.

Haci Violent Fits of Vosniting and Nearly Wasted Away, Restored to Health at 72 by Siie Beans. Mrs Charlotte Loo, of Cowper street, Granville, near Sydney, says: — "Some twelve years ago I began to suffer from indigestion, which gradually got worse, causing nie distress and acute pain. I was also a martyr to liver trouble, and became in a very bad way. Violent fits of vomiting would attack me, the dreadful straining causing agonising pain, hut when the accumulated biie came away I was , somewhat relieved. But this was only ' temporary relief, for the attacks became more frequent through the bile getting into my system. Yellmv jaundice set-in, and I became thin ; I completely wasted away, and eonkl not retain any food. In fact, I practically starved myself, as I thought it was useless to eat: nor, in fact, did I have any appetite for food. I did not know what to do with all this accumulation of misery. During this period I tried all sorts of so-called remedies, but notwithstanding these, and the months of doctoring, I became worse and worse. My daughter persuaded me to try Bile Beans. I was pleased to find that after I had been taking Bile Beans a short time, they were doing me good. My appetite improved; the attacks tf vomiting ceased, and I was able to enjoy a good meal. As I continued with Bile Beans I became almost my old self aud began to put on flesh. After a full course I was completely cured. Now, in spite of my 72 years, I feel remarkably hale and hearty." Bile Beans are obtainable of all chemists and stores at Is ljd and 2s, and !)d per box.