STOMACH TROUBLES.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LX, Issue 9345, 16 April 1909, Page 6

STOMACH TROUBLES.

BILE BEANS CURE A GREAT

SUFFERER

No other organ in tlio body is taxed to sucti au extent as the stomach. Hore is a rough list of what the stomach has to do every day: "Turn several pouuds of solid food into a semi-liquid state; digest that amount, turning it into a form from which it may be made into boue, muscle aud other tissuo; niftko its owu supply of gastric juice to digest with—teu to twenty pints per day ; keep up a heat of ouo hundred degrees, notwithstanding all the cold water, ets., that is takeu." If the stomach gets below that temperature— oun huudrod degrees—or it it ceases to secrete gastric juice, the food decomposes, wiud collects, aud rlatulouce aud paiu follow. By cleaning away decomposing matter, geutly opening" the bowels, aud toning up the secreting glauds, Bile Beaus put the stomach, liver aud digestive orgaus iv perfect working order. Mr H E. Neville, of 52 Addisouroad, Marrickville, Sydney, has proved this, aud writes:—"l suffered with terrible pains iv my stomach, for which i tried several so-called remedies, but gained uo relief. A friend recommended Biie Beaus. aud I derived great benefit. After takiug four doses the pains left me entirely, and I have had no return of the malady. I recommend Bile Beaus to auyoue similarly afflicted." Bile Beans are the proved cure for indigestion, biliousness, headache, constipation, piles, female weakness, bad blood aud breath, anaemia, debility, loss of appetite, belching, nausea, etc. Is l,'.id aud 2sO<t per box of all chemists ami stores.