SLUGGISH LIVER AND SPLITTING HEADACHES.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 4, 27 July 1910, Page 47

SLUGGISH LIVER AND SPLITTING HEADACHES.

BILE BEANS, THE HOUSEWIFE’S FRIEND. Mrs. J. C. Wilson, of Broad-street, off Bamford-street, Woolston, N.Z., says : — “For years I was afllietcd with a sluggish liver. At times I was completely prostrated so that I was unable to attend to my ordinary household duties. I would have severe attacks of biliousness, accompanied with splitting headaches, which would make me feel awfully dizzy, sick and ill. 1 was also a victim to costiveness, and in time my general health gave way altogether and 1 was reduced to a pb-sical wreck. 1 consulted medical men, and tried many medicines, but without gaining any relief whatever. One dav when I was awfully ill a friend per-

suaded me to test Bile Beans in my ease. 1 did so, and after the first few doses began to feel 1 was on the road to recovery. 1 continued with Bile Beans ; and the attacks of dizziness, sickness and headaches gradually eeased. Soon all traces of costiveness disappeared and I was perfectly free from all the ailments which had been a burden to me and made my existence miserable. In practically a short time 1 was completely cured by Bile Beans. Whenever I feel at all out of sorts or run down a few Bile Beans soon set me right.” Bile Beans are the married woman’s friend, and every mother should always keep a box by her. For the growing daughter or the mother Bile Beans are an excellent corrective, and a timely dose of Bile Beans will prevent much unnecessary pain and misery. Bile Beans are •sold by all chemists and stores.