SETTLER AT MANAIA INJURED.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9295, 18 February 1907, Page 5

SETTLER AT MANAIA INJURED.

Uur jlanaia correspondent writes :—: — During the thundierstorm on Satuirdey Mr T. Davidson, of the Sutherland road, was closing a gaifce behind him when the lightning struck the wire on the top of the gate, and gave him a severe shock, paralysing his atrm for some time, but fortunately he was not seriously hurt.

A curious will, in rhyme, was recently filed for probate in Haarisburg, Pa., and has been declared perfectly legal. It reads thus : "When my #vife's a- widow, of me bereft, site shall inherit what I have left, and when she's finished fees career, it then shall go to my daughter deaa\" The best thing for nervous, pale young girls is Steams' Wine, for it increases their strength, renews and enriches the blood, and sharpens the appetite. It is a matchless tonic. — Advt. JAUNDICE. Dr Thompson says: 'When people have what is .called^ Jaundice, it is the prevailing opinion that they have too much bile ; this is a mistaken notion, for there is no stich thing as there being too much bile. . The difficulty is caused by the stomach being cold and 1 foul, so that the i food i& not properly digested, and the bile, not being appropriated to its natural use, is dispensed through the pores of the skin, and deposits on the surface the yellow color termed jaundice. With this ailment, as with others, the Stomach and Liver is nearly always at fault, and . we cannot impress the fact too strongly, that to. keep these organs in proper condition it is necessary to take 8 to 10 drops of IMPEY'S MAY APPLE after meals. This remedy is now obtainable at any store in the colony, is inexpensive, is palatable to take, saie under all conditions, and can be iaken by ohildxta as well as adults. Price 2s 6d. Messrs Sharland and Co., Ltd., Wellington, Wholesale Agents.