Nelson Chronicle, Colne Observer, and Clitheroe Division News. — 1901-09-13 (Nelson, Lancashire, England)

MILLIONAIRE CARNEGIE'S OPINION ON HAPPINESS.  Mr Andrew Carnegie was interviewed the other day by a representative of the "Church Family Newspaper." The conversation turned on the secret of happiness. -Then the secret of happiness," queried the reporter, is, in your opinion—' "A good conscience and a good digestion" came the ready reply. Charles Forde's Hilt. Beare for Billiousness will ensure the latter, and by so doing have restored happiness in hundreds of cases, where disorder of the digestive system and liver, weakness, and summer-end fag have rendered it impossible. All sufferers from digestive troubles and that used-up sensation known as summer-end fag will find a forcible illustration of the curative power of Bile Beans in the following ease. Miss May Musson lives at 26, Breach-road, Marlpool, Derbyshire. To-day she is enjoying splendid health but he says—to Use her own words to a "Derbyshire Advertiser" reporter :---A short time back I was in a most deplorable condition. I was a sufferer from indigestion, anannia, and debility. I did not have these ailments in small measure either! No matter what I ate, the pains after it were terrible,. Indeed I became so bad that I could not take a morsel of solid food. To such an extent did my strength fail, that if I walked a short distance I was thoroughly exhausted. Every little effort fagged me terribly, and caused me great distress. I had a severe pain in my left side which hurt me whenever I moved ; and what with one thing and another, I was far more like an old woman nearing the end of her days than a woman of 22 years. I was told that I had enlarged liver. 'Whatever it was which occasioned the pain I suffered, it seemed as if nothing I took would remove it. One day I saw Charles Forde's Bile Beans for Biiliousness advertised in the newspapers, and made up my mind to give them a trial. When I had finished the first bolt I felt better and got more. Each box of Beans made me better and better until the neighbours began to notice how vastly I was improving. First one and then another would say "Yon do look different now.- Whatever I looked, I knew I felt different; and in the end I was completely cured. Never in all my life have I felt NO well AK I do at the present moment. lam sure I owe my life to Chas. Forde's Bile Beans and I do all I Can to let others know of them." It is by effect ing such carea as the above that Charles Forde's Bile Beans for Biliousness have I made thrir world-wide reputation. They are without doubt superior to all known medicines for indigestion, antemia, sunimer-end fag, dizziness, liver and kidney disorders, con.stipation, piles, palpitation, headache, nrrvousnem ,all female admolts, blood impurities, rheumatism and sleeplessness. All chemist, stock them or you may obtain direct from the Bile Bean IManufacturing Co., 119, London Wall, London, KC., by sending price, one and three halfpence or two and ninepence.  Mesa alone, we have our thoughts to watch; in the funuly, our teitijici iii soekty, our tongue.  _ „ Congeiellee ig like a flu, %wadi; reiamtpd jarring and eunblAull Klein Lug nil have Lbeir canal  Tde t t ingi 111.,1111,41tp.,,itive ev,l ii lets lullowed to too negloet of the seen:et.  f•WWWW11,1i.1,11011,41111, 0 Syrnington s Edinburgh Coffee $ Essences !-,re noted for their Lin rich and delicious flavour. Bold small and large bottles by Grocers in every town. o  II you fully realise the evil wrought by the usurer you study the revelations of the bankruptcy court. A surgeon in Birmingham told his creditors some time ago, that owing to the long credit he had to give, he was compelled to borrow CM. The repayment of principle and interest had cast him £BI9, for the money lendera got him into their net and fleeced him to their hearts' content. A peculiar circumstance was that as one loan became due to one of their names he would receive a circular from another offering him a loan. In twelve months, viz., from April, 1896, to the date of the TOCeiVing order, he had paid. or undertaken to pay to money lenders, 4:1,852 for interest, while his income from his profession was £9130 a yar. These are but samples of the usurer's handiwork, and there is abundant evidence that men and women have been driven to suicide, and the workhou.se, by these methods. _