WHEN OTHER LIPS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2356, 20 April 1899, Page 61

WHEN OTHER LIPS.

"When other lips begin to talk and tell what Bile Bnaiiß do in their eases of headache, biliousness, and a number of other nihnonts — well, you can conclude that tliere must bo some merit in them. Read this case — it comes from Newcastle: — .Mrs Jane Coltnan, of Beauford elroefc, Hamilton, Newcastle, paid to a reporter: "For 13 years I was in a delicoio sfato of health, my enrliest symptoms being violent retching and pains in the head. These were shortly followed by a complete loss of appetite and restless nightp. I had several of tho best doctors in Newcastle in attendance on mo, and tried all kinds of patent mcdi einca, but I could get; no real relief. It seemed, too, that what little I could eat I could not digest. Dreadful pains would now and again com© in my back and kidneys, and especially under the shoulder blade. "'Tho pain in the shoulder scorned to slab me like a knife. To walk morcly about the house was hard work to me, and I nearly always felt sick. My sight grew dull, everything had ii blnvred look, and I really felt ' like a log of wood.' The least exertion prosirateo mo; J could not stand for 10 mirmte.-i with out becoming fatigued, my feet getting numb, as if pins and needles were being stuck into them. Bile Beans for Biliousness woro brought under my notice, and iust as an nxperhnent I took some. After a few closet I found an improvement in my condition, so I continued taking them. I have steadily improved over since, and now I must Fay I never felt belter for 20 years. My friends arc astounded at my cure, and all Fay I -look remarkably well. As for my appetite — well, my daughters ore sometimes astonished at what I can eat. Yea," continued Mrs Colman, "I firmly believe it was Bile Beans alone that cured me, as I have taken nothing in tho meanwhile, and I'm now quite a new woman. ' ' — Advh

— A quart of oysters contain, on thfc. average, about the. same quantity of nutritive Fubstonco as a quart of milk or a pound of very lean beef. — One of the women who will take, r high place in the history of the world'? great families is Mrs Shiver, who live* m South Georgia. She has had,np fewer than 31Q descendants, of whom 235, in the shape o\ children, grandchildren, groat-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren, are hi ill a'ivo She- is 90 years. of age, and is in good health

- Burglars are stud to pol'lorr receive mor. Lhan 20 per cent, of the value oi Lheii booty from tho buyers to whom they dispose of it. if it happens to be in any ol!n»t form than coin. A £10 Bank of England note will bring about £2 from a. buyct, while £100 worth oi platp would bo worth (>u\y £15 >» £20 to the thief, who must risk years *. iiberty in obtaining it, and s; on -nth all other valuaiilaß