TROUBLES OF MARRIED WOMEN.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 26, 28 December 1910, Page 62

TROUBLES OF MARRIED WOMEN.

TERRIBLE PAINS IN THE HEAD. GRAND CURE BY BILE BEANS. Mrs. E. Shannon, Young-street, Annandale, Sydney, says:—“Terrible pains in the head and across the forehead tortured me. My complaint was very much like attacks of neuralgia, but I believe it was really caused by indigestion. I was at business at the time, and often I was compelled to leave ofß work I suffered so much. At last I became so bad that I had to resign from my situation; I was too ill to continue. The doctor’s medicine which I took did not do me any good, and I soon tired of his treatment. “Telling a chemist how I suffered, ha strongly advised Bile Beans, saying they ( were a splendid remedy- for such ailments as troubled me. I followed his advice, and before I had finished the contents of the first box 1 noticed a great improvement in my condition. I persevered with Bile Beans and gradually got better, until after a T’omplete course I was restored to perfect health. Since my cure I have not had any return of the pains. My mother is also a great believer in the efficacy ot Bile Beans.” Bile Beans are woman’s true friend;’ being mild in action they don’t cause unpleasant pains or griping, but correct all stomach and bowel disorders and rouse the organs to natural activity’. Bile Beans banish headache, piles, biliousness, indigestion, constipation, bad breath, heat fag, lassitude and debility, anaemia, and female ailments.