A PAINTER IN PAIN.
INDIGESTION AND HEARTBURN THE TROUBLE.
BILE BEANS FOR BILIOUSNESS • CURED HIM.
There arc many people suffering from different ailments, who, having consulted several doctors, give up a*ll hope of rec^ery because those doctors did them no good. And there are those who, having tried almost every known patent medicine, give up all hope of feeling better,- because the drugs of which, they have partaken have proved to be of no avail. This is a great mistake, because " while there is life there is hope," and the truth of that proverb can be gathered by reading the testimonials tho 8.8. Manufacturing Co. are receiving daily. After trying manydoctors and spending pounds on patent medicines, people fly to Bile Beans for Biliousness, ivnieh invariably have a happy and lasting result. Here is an example. Mr John. Thomas, of Gisborne, N.Z., writes:— "For many years past I have suffered very much from indigestion and heartburn, and have tried nearly all the patent medicines before the public, purporting to cure such like complaints. I never found any of them approach the efficiency of Bile Beans. «I might state that since I was recommended to take your medicine I have been completely cured of heartburn and indigestion; and I strongly recommend 'people suffering from those complaints to try them. I am a painter by occupation, and a resident of Gisborne, N.Z., of 22 years' standing. Thousands say that Bile Boans are an undoubted specific for biliousness, headache, indigestion, debility, female ailments, liver troubles, "costiveness, piles, that tired feeling, etc. Obtainable at all chemists and storekeepers, or direct from, the Australian Depot, 39 Pitt street, Sydney* Remember, Bile Beans are never sold in bulk, or by the dozen, or hundred, but always in sealed boxes, the band around which bears >the signature of the proprietors. — Advt. .
A disastrous fire occurred at Clermonfc, Queensland, on October 11, five business premises, comprising a whole block, being t"estroyed. The damage is estimated at £20,000.' A boy named Herribage, of Horsham. (Victoria), while performing on a horizontal r-ar placed over the opening of a- gate, had a narrow escape from death recently, being caught by the neck between • two of the pickets as the gale swung to. He was re- - leaded with difficulty, and was black in Uiel face and terribly cut about the throat..
A PAINTER IN PAIN.
Otago Witness, Issue 2433, 31 October 1900, Page 30
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