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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 143672, 16 December 1911, Page 8

DEBILITY WHICH NEARLY PROVED FATAL. At 85 Hale and Hearty, Thanks to Bile Beans, "For three years I suffered terribly from debility and became so bad that I hardly expected to live,” says Mrs. A. Fullerton, of Allen Street, Woolloongabba, South Brisbane, Q. “The trouble first commenced with an excess of bile which got into the system. Very soon I became run-down and so weak that I was utterly helpless, my son, Andrew, having to assist mo about. Bilious attacks became so bad it was impossible for me to keep any food down; everything 1 would eat or drink would retell up. Indigestion attacked me, and the pains in the chest, back, and between the shoulders were dreadful. I became a real wreck of my former self, and gradually got worse and worse. During this time I tried all sorts of remedies and medicines, but nothing gave me any eass, and at last I gave up all hope. I could see no prospect of ever getting better. My sou was very much alarmed at my condition, tor ho thought I should lose my life during one of the terrible fits of vomiting. It was after reading of some cures by Bile Beans that he purchased a supply, and 1 commenced taking them. When I had finished the first box X realised that I was ever so much better, tor I was able to retain food and began to pick up strength. I continued with Bilo Beaus, and as I did so the biliousness and indigestion left me, all pains were ended, and my energy returned. After a full course of Bile Beans I was completely cured and made to fool that life was worth living. Now, at 85 years of ago, 1 am hale and hearty and in splendid condition, which is all duo to Bile Beans.” Obtainable of all stores and chemists.

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