RHEUMATISM AND INDIGESTION.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13726, 15 August 1908, Page 8

RHEUMATISM AND INDIGESTION.

Bile Beans End Four Long Years of

Terrible Suffering.

"Five years ago," says Mrs S. A. Lawrence, of Pirie Town, Port Pirie, S.A. 3 I began to suffer from rheumatism and indigestion. T*he pain -first started in the small of my back, and gradually went down into my legs and feet. My logs would, at times, become swollen to three times their ordinary size, when I would be forced to neglect all my household duties, and lay up for weeks together. Whatever food I took disagreed with me, and I also became very constipated. I had two doctors attending me. They prescribed medicines and liniments, but from which I derived no lasting benefit. 1 also tried many medicines advertised, but never gained an atom of benefit from any of them. Twelve months ago my son came over to f^ort Pirie; just at that time I was having one of the worst turns I had ever had. While describing my troubles to him, he advised me to undergo a course of Bile Beans, as ho knew of a very similar caso to my own where the Beans had proved eminently effective. Naturally, after the disappointing experiences I had with medicines in general, I laughed at the suggestion that Bile Beans would cure me. But, in the end his confidence in them impressed mo, and I decided to give Bile Beans a trial. The first dose seemed to afford me great relicf — the gnawing pains left my back, also the pains in my lega. Thus encouraged, 1 deckled to undergo ji thorough course of the Beans, and took one every night for a month or so, at the end of which time I was beginning to wonder if I was the same woman. Three or four boxes of Beans were all I took, and from the first dose to the present date I have had no return the pains. ? enjoy my food, and, in fact, may say I am in perfect health, the credit for which is entirely due to Bile Boak.s."

Bile Beans are obtainable- generally at Is IJd, or 2s 9d largo box (contains three times the Is ljd size).