Sick and Nervous Headaches For Years.
TO EAT ANTHING WAS TORTURE. BILE BEANS BUSY IN WELLINGTON Sick and Nervous headaches are caused by gases arising from tho digestive organs to tho head crowding the nerves of the brain, causing at times sharp pains behind the eyeballs. Bile Beans have been an excellent remedy for these complaints, as they put the digestive organs in proper working order and clear the system of all waste matter. Mrs C. Donaldson, of Hopper street, Wellington, N.Z., writes:—“For many years past 1 suffered from biliousness and sick and nervous headache. To eat anything was torture, and at times 1 became so dizzy that I could see nothing but stars floating before me, and I frequently felt sick and faint. Many so-called remedies were tried, but failed to give even temporary relief. A little over two years ago I took Bile Beans and I have no hesitation in saying that they surpassed my expectations for they thoroughly cured my complaint. For the past two years [ have not had an attack of biliousness and sick headaches are now a worry of the past. Bile Beans are without doubt all they are professed to be, and 1 strongly recommend them to fellow sufferers and am quite confident that they will prove a boon io all who give them a fair trial.” By purifying the blood and stimulating the liver, stomach and digestive organs to proper action. Bile Beans have been proved to be an undoubted specific for Billiousness, Indigestion, Constipation, Piles, Bad Blood, Pimples and all skiu eruptions, Headache, < bility, Nervousness, Amemia, Spring ami .ill change of season ailments, Slimmer Fag, etc. Bile Beans are obtainable from all Chemists and Storekeepers, prices Is IJd 2s 9d large box (contains three times small size) or direct from the Australian Depot, Bile Bean Manufacturing Co., 39 Pit sireet, Sydney.
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Southland Times, Issue 17079, 30 October 1902, Page 4
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