Bad Beverages.

Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 148, 3 April 1886, Page 6

Bad Beverages.

Mrs Begosii- "Algernon, X am shocked « You have been drinking again !" Mr Begosh —" I confesh it mv love Musl^Sc Wi&h ° Ut drin^in' authin'! H- r 1 , Be^f h T << J Buti not li( l^Y, you wretch! Why don't you drfuk water ? I drink nothing else." Mr Begoeh (feelingly)^ »p oor , mieh . guided woman ! y oa don't read newshpapers. Water ish dilutfd sewage ! Water Mh poison ! Better paush before it's too

daXma^So^n o'-?'0 '-?' th ? pndersi^ned. do this officS xvh£ h f ? llowin S Btatemenl,ln hopes that Hnn mn\. r? Rone ttm>n R h a similar nfflichav G Tht Pl '°f tho «*y '— Vor lnan J* months 'V,lnf i lck ; s< ? bnd that life was a burden, xvovn a , l^ <i>pi y, ssiou ana Physical prostration l\Z S0 Ol l linc: tlliU «n,niiot bo described. Doctoisaud patent, mcdioiiios [ havo tried without fSJ«' oh ? f ' bu ! sc l tln » worae a 1 * the th »o. As a SS?M,»o 1 i )P r? 1{1|lll( i a °!V! V V*' ! = pcor ' w in, lBs>l 8s> 9 ncen " sll ' coU llc oxtuninod me, and witliout asknig » tt uoslion, u;iurc mo every tiW lO^ 1111111 ' h° would treat mo. From the lirst teaspoontul o1 Ins medicmo I felt relief ana havcv been constantly yetting belter ever mi c ' , "ords cunnoi express my gratitudeTho above s.atcMnent I inakc 4itßout any bonwjntioii i. and lam \\illlng to verity the same

claim he had, appropriate-! £40 a month for him ; but this appropriation lasted only two years, an-l since then, tnegreit State :md its millionaires have stood by ani left to stt»rv° the man whose discovery was the oiigin of their wealth. — Buller Miner.