SEVERE HEADACHES DISPELLED.

Otago Witness, Issue 2572, 8 July 1903, Page 68

SEVERE HEADACHES DISPELLED.

BILE BEANS AGAIN IX EVIDENCE. Headaches, both sick and nervous, are invaiiably the outcome of the disordered condition of the liver, and it is to this organ wo must apply the remedy to gain a permanent cure for headaches and their attendant evils. As a perfect liver medicine Bile Beans stand unrivalled, as many past sufferers in New Zealand are ever willine to acknowledge. Just as one illustration, take the following oase : — Miss H. M. Sfcych, of 23 Chuznee street, "Wellington, writes : " I have much pleasure iv testifying to the efficacy of Bile Beans as a cure for headaches. I find the Beans do me a great amount of good. I occasionally suffer with, severe attacks of headache, and have found the Beans act quite as effectively as claimed for them. I nev«r miss an opportunity of recommending them to fellow-sufferers. "- Bile Beans have now a Ifrorld-wide reputation for curing Biliou&ness, Headache, ludigestiou, Constipation. Piles, Debility, Female Weaknesses, Nervousness, Bad Blood, Pimples and all ekin eruptions. Bad Breath, Anaemia, Loss of Appetite, Rheumatism, and will fortify the system against the changeable weather of the present season. Bile Beans are obtainable from all medicine vendors ; price, Is l^d, or 2s 9d large box (contains three times the quantity of the Is l£d size).— Advt.

After 6eoing a "fire-eater" blow flam© from his month, Jean Vigand, of Avignon, France, tried to emulate the feat at home. Filling his mouth with petrol he held a lighted matoh a little way off, and blew the liquid on to the flame. There was an explosion. Vigsaid was terribly burnt, and he is not exported to live.