ACUTE INDIGESTION.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13820, 28 November 1908, Page 8

ACUTE INDIGESTION.

A lU\SY HOUSEWIFE'S TERRIBLE Sri-'KERINCJ ENDED BY IULK BEANS. "I suffered from indigestion in an acute form," writes Mrs. E. M'Cabe. of Afonta^ue Street. Stone's Corner, Hrisbsine. "I think it was brought on in the first place by eating too soon after heavy work. The symptoms, which were most distressing, were terrible pains in my stomach and chest, sleeplessness, and no relish for food, resulting in my health being so much upM't thai 1 berame unable to perform my duties, having to leave it to my daughter. 1 became aged and careworn with the agony the indigestion caused, especially after 1 had eaten. 1 tried several remedies, but found none so beneficial as Pile Beans, which, after but one dose, brought me relief, and the reaction towards improved health was .so great that 1 thought 1 should never be ill again. Now, at the slightest indication of a return of the indigestion, I at once take a dose of Bile Beans, with always the same result— immediate relief." Bile beans are the standard remedy for indigestion, biliousness, headache, constipation, debility, loss of appetite, Mimmer hig, sleeplessness, bad breath, anaemia, liver and stomach troubles, and all digestive disorders. Obtainable iron) all chemist- and stores at Is lUI and 2s Dd per box. The 2s s)<l box, containing three times Is lid, is recommended for family vise.

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