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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXII, Issue 9594, 4 February 1910, Page 6

TIRED, JADED WOMAN'S ENERGY RESTORED BY BILE BEANS.

Aro there uot thousands to-day toiling ou bravely against sickness and depression? Through confinement indoors, hard work, lack of fresh air, and the debilitating effect of the weather, the system becomes "rundown." This results in impaired digestiou, stomach troubles, headache, biliousness, aud loss of appetite, with perhaps vomiting and sensations of listlessuess. The surest specific is Bile Beans. Being purely vegotable. they assist assimilation aud digestiou, thus restoring the natural vigour,aud the "jaded" feeliugdisappears.

Mrs S. Lewis, of 5 Avou-street, Glebe Poiut, Sydney, says:—"A friend told me she had used Bile Beaus, aud that they had cured her of biiiousuess, and as I was at the sauie time ruu-dowufrom auxiety aud overwork, she advised me to try them. I needed a real 'pick-me-up,' as I felt as tired iv the moruiug as when I went to bod, aud my appetite was greatly impaired. Iv fact, I was quite dove up, and did not kuow what to do to recover my strength. Although I was a littlo prejudiced against medicines iv general, I was persuaded to give Bile Beans a trial, aud it is with much pleasure that I tell you that a very few of them worked a miracle with me. i began to feel the benefit at onco by being quite bright after takiug oue or two at night, and my usual health bogan to return to me. I would vow have no other medicine iv the house. " Mrs Lewis voices the sentimeuts of thousands of one-time sufferers, who, thauks to Bile Beans, now hold that priceless treasure—health. Every housewife should keep a box in her medicine cupboard, ls l,!.<d and 2s 9d par box.