ARE WOMEN WISE

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXIV, Issue XV, 14 April 1900, Page 683

ARE WOMEN WISE

The nature of the answer to this question will greatly depend upon the personality of the individual to whom the query In? addressed. If you ask the crotchety old batchelor, or the women-ha ter, you will receive a most passionate “ No ” for an answer; and if you ask the love-sick young man you will receive an equally passionate “ Yes ” as a reply. But the batchvlor, the woman-hater, and the lady-worshipper must all answer “ Yes ” to the question, was Mrs. M. J. Brown, of Gilbert-street, Bowden, Adelaide, wise when she took Bile Beaus lor biliousness to cure herself of severe attacks of constipation and indigestion, from which she suffered for twelve years? Read Mrs. Brown's story and judge of the wisdom of her actions for yourselves. “ For over twelve years.” said the lady, “ I suffered from severe consipation and indigestion. with all the painful and disagreeable aceompaniment-s that are known to every sufferer from constipation. 1 consulted various doctors, and was prescribed for by them, but without avail. At length they pronounced my case to be incurable. Besides having taken all the prescriptions which the doctors gave me, I tried the numerous remedies suggested by my friends, and almost all the medicines advertised as cures for my complaint, but 1 got no benefit from them. No medicine could be relied on to act when most required, even though the same thing had afforded slight relief previously. At length a friend of mine, Mrs. MeArnie, who had herself been cured of serious illness by Bile Beans, recommended them to me. Acting on her advice I tried them, and after 1 had taken a few doses 1 was aware of an improvement in my condition. 1 continued to take the Beans for some months, anti can truthfully say that they have completely cured me.” Millions of doses of Bile Beans are taken every year, which proves that both men and women have been wise in curing their ills by the people's popular price preparation.