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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 239, 7 October 1903, Page 6

Another Victim TO T»B Enervating $ m^ The Case of Mr, M. Eltonir* » (By a SapUr Ktp 9 tUr>) I Mr. Magnus Eandall was seen k representative at tbo former's x»\ Qu ? in Wagliorne-atreet, Napier. "Have you any objection to • • * me the faots concerning yoUr x*J&% | experience? """Mb^ "None whatever" replied Mr * dall. "I am glad of tlie opportufr as my testimony may co me notice of some other Bufferer wh ** derive benefit in the same manner ft"! ' I have done." er m "What was your complaint?" "Well, I had so many ailments tW t can hardly give you a definite am*' but the cause of the whole of 31 ' sickness was through a terrible daaT 8 rnent of my digestive organs. T living in Melbourne when first and i attribute my illness to the nT* vating heat which prevails there S summer. My food turned on me »ft 1 every meal. Everything T ate layf! heavy, solid lump m my stomach Z ing me feel dreadfully unoomforS' and too indolent to move. Dull pressive pains in the chest indicate that my food was not digesting- v violent headaches came on. fam inveterate reader, but my eyesigk now very bad, ft and the throbbht p I M . in my head made reading useless as t could not concentrate my attention A the subject matter of a "book, gwj) I twitches of agony appeared under the I shoulder blades, making me very rest! I leas and irritable. I used to go homll after a day's work feeling exhaustell and knocked out; but I could not sleone at night. Every morning I arose witul aching limbs, feeling more languid ancflß depressed than the day before. A. feellß ing of melancholia ivas upon me, and 11 could not arouse enthusiasm for anyJß thing. My bowels were also out of oil der. I w:us very irregular in that ret spect, being constipated for days, with* subsequent attacks of diarrhoea. ' The lower part of my right side wae extreme* ly tender, the least pressure producing great pain. I had a bad taste in m| mouth, which made everything nauseous to the palate, although in course of time this did not prove a great hardship as I had completely lost my appetite." f "How did you get on without eaft ing?" '■Very badly indeed. I get thinneJ and weaker every dry, and felt fatigued before I started out from home. I looked the picture of misery, and I felt as dejected as I looked. My face was white and pinched, and my hollow cheeks showed that my constitution wss undermined with my complaint, which at length upeefc my nervous syttem t»| such an extent that my nerves started J trembling and shaking at the least noise." 4 "Were you in this state very long?" .| "About twelve months altogether, aid-) as I had taken a great number of all*.* kinds of medicines without receiving anjS I benefit, I began to think that my ferings were going to last for ever." || "You were apparently deceived -inVl that conjecture." . i|| "I was, I am thankful to Bay. ' Mfi\l habit of looking at everything readable ■ accounted for my release from Ufe-lon«jl (suffering. A description of a gentle*] man's cure from the came distressingl] complaint as mine came under my notioee .through perusing a pamphlet. He waSB cured by Clements Tonic after a longl illness, so I thought there might be an chance for myself. I bought severall bottles of Clements Tonic, and; it was! the beet purchase I ever made..-, Iβ acted like magic on my enfeebled and! debilitated system. A few doses of™ Clements Tonic removed the feeling of tightness in my chest after eating (wnicl I did very heartily after each dose), b& sides relieving me of the discomfort am pain in my stomach. My bowels were regulated and my head became clear and free from sickening aches. The excru dating agonies disappeared from my shoulders and ribs, my nerves were soothed and toned up, and I slept splen-J didly and awoke refreshed and energetiol My strength came back rapidly, and myj ivsight increased every day. I felt bora anew. Clements Tonic did its work' thoroughly removing every symptom ofl my complaint, and my health has been irand all these years since I was cured. Clements Tonic is a wonderful and my experience teaches me that it ie the one remedy that can always be depended upon. In any way you like you may publish these facts." ■ STATUTORY DECLARATION. ; I, Magnus Randall, Waehorne Street, Nipier.ttt ; tlieColonv o( New Zealand, do solemnly i declare (hat I have carefully read the annexed dofin. i merit consisting or two folios and consecutively hum- i twd from one to two.and that ft contains and is a tnie | and faithful account ot my illness and cure by j Clements Tonic, and alsocontains ray full permissicn ;| So publish in any way ray statements, which I givevol- | iintarily, without receivine any payment—and I make | this solemn declaration conscientiously believing ilie | iaine to be true, and by virtue ot the previsions of $ »n Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand, 5 '■ntituled " The of Peace Act. i3."i." Declared at Napier this seventh day of November ;) vu thousand nine hundred, before me, ' '• |. S. CARP. I J<. ¥

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