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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1231, 13 September 1911, Page 3

INDIGESTION AND BILIOUSNESS.

WAS UNABLE TO WALK WITHOUT * ASSISTANCE. BILE BEANS ARE AN UNFAILING EBMBUr. Tho following experience related by a well-known resident of Ponsonby, wno 'has resided in Auckland for the past thirty-nine years, is convincing testimony to the merits of Bile Beans. "Mr. George Watson, of 3-1 Anglesia Street, Ponsonby, Auckland, N.Z., says:—"For a great many years I suffered from periodical attacks of biliousness and indigestion. At times I was so bad that I was unable to walk' homo without assistance. 'My eyesight became inipnired and I suffered very acuto pains in the back and severe headaches. During the many years I suffered I tried a number of advertised remedies, but not from one did I obtain any relief. However, one evening at homo I happened to read of somo euros by Bilo Beans, which convinced mo so much that I decided to give Bile Boans a trial. Before I had finished tho contents of the first box I felt much better. I continued with Bilo -Beans and the attacks of indigestion and biliousness, as well as tho back pains and headaches frradually disappeared and finally ceased altogether. I had only been taking Bile Beans practically a short time wjion I was completely cured, and all my ills banished. It is about twelve months ago since Bile Beajis cured me, and since that time I have not had an attack of indigestion and biliousness. I say without hesitation that, given a fair trial, Bilo Beans are an unfailing remedy for indigestion, biliousness, headaches, and back pains, and I can strongly recommend them." Bile Beans are sold by all chemists and stores.—Advt.

Professor Nordmann, of the Paris Observatory, calculates the candle-power of the sun in a string of figures beginning with 18, and followed by 27 noughts, or close upon 2,000,000 for every square inch of the sun's surface. ECCLESIASTES 111 CHAPTER, VERSES 19, 20, 21, 22. For that which befalletb. the sons of men befalleth beasts; even one thing befalleth them: as the one dieth, so o'icth the other; yea, they have all ouo breath; so that a man bath no pre-eminence above a boast; for all is vanity. All ?o unto one place; all aro of the dust, ami all turn to dust again. AVlio' knowcth the spirit of man that gocth upward, and the spirit of the beast that gocth downward to the earth? Wherefore T perceive that there is nothing better than that a man should rejoice in his own works; for that is his portion; for who 6ball bring hitn to 6oe xbaX shall be. after Jum.'—Adfl; <