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Ashburton Guardian, Volume xxii, Issue 6457, 29 December 1904, Page 4

ThO Oase of SVir. J. BUNT. (by a local importer.) Py (lie reiison of his having occupied the poailion of >><3.\U>u at (he (Ji'nucli of Kiiglaud cemetery for a miiub'er of years, and also for the iact of his having li\ed in this city for a p« riod of twenty-Bevon years altogether, Mr.-James Bunt, of No. 2G2 Manches-ter-street, Clirislchurch, niiy by regarded aa an identity whose long ami varied experience is wurlli listening to. Tito cause of the reporter's visit to the above address is explained in the following words :-— •' It has been mentioned to me," began Iho newspaper ».Rii,"that yon once derived great Lent-fat from the use of somo particular remedy. Will you kindly tell me what your physical infirmities were, and niso what it was you used so successfully ?" 51 If I do aa you wish, it will only be for the purpose of lotting my fellow men know wiiat a rcttlly grand medicine Clements Tonic i», and 1 think it would be nxtranely wrong of mo if I withheld from the public what I have proved about the reliability of that remedy. My ailments all c;uue through the liver being out of order.* I know this for a fact, because I have ben ovethnuled by more than one doctor, and they «11 put my sufferings down to the same cause." " How did the disordered condition cf your liver generally affect you ?" "It meant that I always felt lazy and drowsy, especially after my meals. My work was usually out of doors, so my appetite did not get bo weak as it does in some cases ; but that ■was no benefit to me, as my food never digested properly. Thab was really the great trouble with me. My appetite went right off though, now and again, but there was scarcely any variation ill the severity of my sufferings, whether I ate much or little. After each meal I wanted to lie down and go to sleep ; but of course that does not pay, so I had to work with the detestable feeling that I took no interest in it. I think that the most severe pains I had were in my head, right across the top, and you can take my word for it thut they were really terrible, and had the effect, of making ma very depressed in •pit its, too. Spots used to come before my eyes and almost) obscure my vision, and some limes I get attacks of giddiness, even when I was not exerting myself. It was An old friond »f mine who said that hia wife had been cured of similar ailments by Clements Tonic, and he strongly advistd me to try the same remedy. I was then in a wor«e condition than ever I was in before, although I had takon pretty well every kind of medicine that was ever heard of. I suffered very much from flatulence, and the oppression in my chest was almost enough to sufftcate me. About my loins I had nasty aches aa well, and between my shoulders the prickling sensations were most annoying. Most nights I was restless, and I had a nasty taste in my mouth, and a weary feeling all over me when I got up in the morning?. Then, to make my existence *11 the more unbearable, my nervous system broke clown, which meant a lot of misery te me, and as my stomach got weaker and weaker, so it happened that I began to always feel sick alter meals, yet the relief I might have gained by vomiting could not be realised, as nothing would come up. Now, it is because I know that such ailment* aa mine arc shared in by bo many peopU here that I think it a duty to say what ] know*jof Clements Tonic. It was- th« best medicine I had ever taken, for it was the only one among the lot that gave ms Anything like proper relief. It invigorated my nerves and my system generally in a wonderful way, and for curing flatulence, and those distreesinc head pains, I had never previously tried anything to compart with Clements Tonic. The pains across my loins had sometimes almost crippled me, but Clements Tonic acted so well upon my kidneys and liver that such torment* as those were Boon reduced to a minimum, and for restoring digestion and good health generally to thos* who are similarly afflicted I shall always have much . pleasure in recommending Clements Tonic." " You will not mind this appearing in the papers?" 44 It is perfectly true, ao why should I i You may publish «very word in any way you choose."

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