SLUGGISH LIVER CAUSED AGONY.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 23 October 1912, Page 6

SLUGGISH LIVER CAUSED AGONY.

SHE THOUGHT PIER CASE WAS

HOPELESS

TERRIBLE PAINS ENDED BY BILE

BEANS

Mrs. M. O'Leary, of 2, Chancery Lane, Adelaide, says:—"The sluggish stato of my liver caused me to he in continual ill-health; terrible pains shot across my temples, while backaches also tortured me. Stooping at times was almost an impossibility, while, if I did get down, straightening up was absolute agony. On many occasions tho violence of tho headaches and the distressing pains at the back of the head made lifo almost unbearable. I became languid and weary, while nausea and sickness caused much unpleasantness. My whole system became thoroughly rundown, and I was in a shocking state. "After using many remedies that wero supposed to cure liver disorder <7nd its symptoms, without obtaining any benefit, I thought my case was hopeless and a cure an impossibility. However, I wns delighted to* find that in Bile Beans I had an excellent medicino which acted in a natural and easy manner. It only required a few doses of Bile Beans to disnel the headaches and nausea, and end all pains and sickness. As I continued taking this wonderful medicine, so my ills disappeared, and day by d;«,y I grow stronger and moro enorgotic. A full course of Bile Beans restored mo to perfect health, which I luivo no*v enjoyed for some time.

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