BILE BEANS FOR BILIOUSNESS CURED THEM.

Otago Witness, Issue 2509, 16 April 1902, Page 59

BILE BEANS FOR BILIOUSNESS CURED THEM.

No complaint causes more inconvenience, is more distressing, or is apt to cause one to neglect his business, than Pile=. Sitting upon a cold or damp surface, the partaking of highly-spiked or hot foods, or the failure to keep certain parts of tho body in a clean condition, arc apt to bring about Piles. Although surgery has made wonderful strides, medicine lias superseded it as far as Piles are concerned. No one whose bowels work with regularity, whose liver is in a healthy state, and who-e system l* cool, can 3'Oisibly suffer from Piles. Bile Bean> for Biliousness bring about these conditionTo which fact Mr David Ruffell, a brick layer, of 35 Knst street, Aurklind, <an bear ■witness-. This gentleman suffered from Bleeding Piles, and Bile Jeans cuied him i>fter doctors and lint-pital treatment had failed, and he writes as follows: — "As one who lias been a great sufferer from Bleeding Piles, I have much pleasure m stating that I ha,\o rocenod considerable relief from the use of Bile Beau*. Prior co using your medicine I al&o suffered frequently fiom pains in the side and back, and sharp pam» in th© loins, broken sleep, and a feeling of drowsiness, and my appetite became con siderably impaired. I ha\e consulted doctors and have frequently taken other so-called remedies, but without beneficial result*. About 15 months ugo I decided to gne Bile Beans a trial, and have steadily improved in health since taking them. I can conscientiously say that I have derived great benefit from them, and h.i\e much pleasure in recommending them to all who suffer from similar complaint* " Such is tho tc-ti niony of one of your fellow colonists, given for the benefit of his fellow sufferers, and there are many others who have testified 1o the worth of Bile Beans in cases of "Biliousness. Indijre-f<nn, Constipation. Headache, Bad Blood, Pimples, Bad Breath, "Female Weakness Debility, and in fact for all disorders that owe their origin to a defective liver action. Bile Beans are ob tamable from chemists and storekeeper^ jrenerally, or from Messrs Kempthoine, Prosser, and Co., New Zealand agent-. — Advl.