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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144131, 28 June 1913, Page 4

CONSTIPATION AND PILES.

Could Scarcely Manage to Walk About. rijis Deans Earn Great Praise. “For years tqy life was one long martyrdom through tho many evils brought about by acute constipatipn,” says Airs. B. Al. Gruber, of Station Road, Manly, Queensland. “My liver became clogged and tho kidneys got more than their share of work to do. Indigestion assailed me with terrib'e force, while later, from the disorganisation of my system excruciating piles appeared. Tho irritation and torture wero so bad that I became nearly mad. I could scarcely manage to ivalk, while even to lay down was misery. “Although I tried many preparations and so-called remedies, I could not hit upon anything that would bring about a cure. Aly condition was awful when a- friend suggested 1 should try Bile Beans, and I procured a supply. The first few doses convinced mo that at lost I had got tho remedy which would alleviate my suffering. As I continued taking Bilo Beans,’ the symptoms of indigestion became less acute and the bowels acted naturally. Tho congestion being relieved, all irritation was subdued and the piles gradually disappeared. I was so delighted with Bile Beans that I was determined to persevere, and I did so until I was entirely free from pain, my system toned and strengthened, and perfect health restored.” Bilo Beans are unexcelled as a family medicine, and are a proved remedy for biliousness, liver trouble, stomach disorders, indigestion, flatulence, nausea, headache, lassitude, piles, constipation, bad breath, foul taste in mouth, anaemia, and other ailments. Sold by all, stores and chemists at Is 1-Jd and 2s 9d per box. j

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