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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 62, 14 March 1900, Page 6

THE NEW PATENT Multiflex Dunlop Tyres are the latest and best improvement ever adopted, and the best advice obtainable Is to be sure that you get them.—i Ad.)

A WARNING. Tho public are advised to make sure ol obtaining the New Multiflex Dunlop Tyres -(A I.)

! Many Doctors Fafi_ A RADICAL CURE EFFECTED. {See Sydney "Jtkening News," U16J98.) of medicines and pills—some recommended (BY OUR SPECIAL RKPORTER.) ~° me by neighbours, and others I read of. ~ -, ~ conn *. i. c a borne of the3e were specially advertised to Mrs. Bushby, of 69 Crown-street, Sydney, cure ca3ea which seemed sim [ lar to mine „ having been cured of «p id you get any relief ? » A Dangerous Complication " No ; none of them were of the slightest of ailments by Clements Tonic, and this benefit to me- * bec*me so m tha* I having come to pur ears, our reporter was Couldn't Leave my Bed. specially commissioned to wait on that lady -, it,-,, , _ . and obtain from her own lips a detailed -^r over a month I could take no solid food account of her case. of 7, km(1; .ust a llttle milk, a few Mrs. Bushby received the newspaper man 8P«»»«»» at a time, that s all. For night* most kindly. "I should indeed be ungrate- f nd , mghts m succession I never had an ful," she stated, "if I withheld from the hour asleep, and often when I did doze off world the whole history of my illness and for, a. f f^ v minutes I woke up with a violent jj OW . j j j palpitation of the heart and a strange Was Entirely Cured dwikin * and by Clements Tonic, after trying in vain Suffocating Sensation. many remedies and many doctors, who gave Many a time 1 thought it.was all over with me up as incurable ;in fact, I have often me, and when I could find breath I used to thought of writing to the papers myself call out so loudly that the neighbours could about it, with tho hope that other women, hear me, who are suffering as I did for years, might ~V m DyinS rt Vm Dyin o-s» know how - «_ /->!._. _______+,_, •_■-_..!_- ..-..„,,«. _~__ l WM in 3Uoh an awfully weak state that it Clements Tonic saved me, would have taken ver / littleto kill me . 0n and would save them." many occasions I think I must have been " Will you kindly inform me how and in very near death's door through sheer weakwhat way you first fell ill ? " ness. At last I dare not go to bed at all, I *.' Well, you must know," replied Mrs. was.frightened I should die whilst lying Bushby, "I am the mother of seven children, and I think the strain of so many Helpless on FVJy Back. children weakens one much and makes one For five days and nights I sat in a chair the more liable to get seriously ill from hardly able to raise my hand. I despaired slight causes. I have been accustomed also of finding a remedy for my complaint, 1 to nurse my children a much longer time thought I should have to sit there and wjiate than the doctors advised me. I did not away wean my last child till he was seventeen Till I Died. months old. It was shortly after this that T „,. A1T .., . „, /. t I had a premature confinement. It was no fl^ ,L,lf ™? P I _ n?^ ?% y- * «__* _._*_.. t i.ij „_. mend induced me to try Clements lonic. light matter. I was laid up she bought me sQme Rn / brought it to me> In Bed seriously ill, 1 didn't expect an immediate effect in a case The doctor who attended me at this time like mine, but after taking two small bottles said that the accident that had happened to I was surprised and delighted to find myself me was simply the result of weakness. I gefctlng stronger ; after such a long, weary had got into a very low state owing to my illness the weakest hope is eagerly seized at. not weaning my child earlier. I had con- I felfc at las& t*»t I ha<* g°t h°ld of tinual internal bleeding. I insisted, against The Right Remedy and Qno the doctors advice, in getting about withina that was Able to &et to couple of weeks, and from that time I date the Cause of M ,„£ esß . the serious illnes3 which clung to me * _.__» ___«. n/a_.__.. n_r_-_.4.-_<_ All the other medicines I had taken had For so Many Months. a slight 3timu i ating effect for the time> but Although, when too late, I took every care did me no real good, and, like taking a glass of myself, I got thinner, weaker, and more of brandy, when the effect had gone I was debilitated every day. Sometimes when worse than before. But Clements Tonic standing up a sudden faintness would seize had a different result altogether. Tho me, everything would seem to go dark, good it did me was permanent. After every there would be a roaring noise in my ears, dose I found a slight improvement. During and I should fall to the ground in my long illness I had no appetite at all. It A Half-Conscious State. hurt me so much to eat that I positively ~ . . ~ ~ , , dreaded to tako my food: but now my My complexion became sallow and parch- tite b to / eturn< Littl .m { ment-hke, with heavy dark marks under f* M able * eat Bolid food , J could the eyes. My face got^ thin, pinched, and feel ifc waß doi me d „ * dr»™, My gums ana lips were of an „ How did Cleme fe nts - Tonic affect th unhealthy blue colour My blood was in a other ye seriou3 sym toms Buffered ,„ terribly thin state, and my digestion was so » „ Theßa B y mptomg y a „ afc one weak that I could only take very light food, but th {&, in violonce % d f and in very small quantities, which did me afciU h J | refcurn o{ pal itafcioa * t t ( but little good, aud only digested by but ifc waß not near]y g £ v f o]enfc> nor did .£ Slow and Painful Degrees. last so long, and occasionally I felt a little I was more weary when I got up in the £ in* ; but as * continued to take Clements morning than when I went to bed at night. J-omc I consulted another doctor about this time, These Troubles Disappeared and he said my liver was deranged and that entirel Under the influence f m I was suffering from extreme weakness reme dy I began to feel quite cheerful and arising through the brightj and gefc gome and refreshing Impoverished and Watery sleep at night. I was soon able to get out state of my blood-anemia, I think he °. f h. ed and t0 do a little bit of housework, called it, He prescribed both medicines An improvement was noticeable in me every and pills for me. He told me they were d*y» *n|f a*ter *»kin ß seven small bottles in strengthening remedies, and I took them as all» Wlth the exception of being a little thin, directed, but they did me no good at all, I was Entirely Cured and I continued to get worse. I suffered * ' continually from nervous headaches. My thanks to Clements Tonic. I was still thin, head was never completely free from pain. bu* in a very short time I got up to my full A strange trembling came on me at times, weight again and I have never been ill I had fallen into such a since, and I now feel Nervous and Depressed State Perfectly Strong and Well, that I was frightened to walk even a few an<l can, do a day's work or go anywhere yards down the street without someone at alone without the least feeling of weariness my side. The least sudden sound would or nervousness, and honestly consider bring on palpitation of the heart, and I had _»,.— . _^ to catch at the first thing I could Clements Tonic my Salvation. To Save Myself from falling, and lie still for a time till the STATUTORY DECLARATION palpitation of the heart became less violent. Sometimes this would come on without any Boshbt, of apparent cause. and sincerely declare that the preceding account of an " Did you Still have fainting fits ?" interview contained on this and the eleven preceding "Yes, I did. As I got worse they became folio 3is a true acoount °f my illness and cure by ,*_«._ _~___,„__,..*• T ~,.?__■ ..«„„^ _„_„ m k_™ T Clements Tonic, and 1 make this solemn declaration more frequent. I was never sure when I conscientiously believing the same to be true, and Should have one and fall down by virtue ol an Act made and passed in the Q_.:.___ ■i u -_ n ._ r .-__.#.:«_..» ninth >'ear of therm of her present Majesty. Ulte UnCOnSCIOUS. intituled "An Act for the more effectual abolition r WP nf f n a f liq n __n_arv Thpv nql-Pi. me- a ot Oaths and Affirmations token and made In various iwent to a dispensary, i iney asked me a Departments of the Government of New South Wales, great many questions and prescribed tor me, t0 substitute Declarations in lieu thereof, and but no benefit resulted. I then sent for for the suppression of voluntary aud extra-judicial another doctor. I was Oaths and Affidavit.." Too ill to go / _/?_/> to him. He came and examined me most Vlji ' yf^n s # attentively, and told me amongst other //f ajy^jy -y JL 4^ /liy^^ y' things that the palpitation of the heart and * ' l m j*s*'~'l/ r ffr y the fainting fits were the result of heart rf . P disease. I took his medicines, but derived // no benefit from them. (/ I was in .Despair. Declared In Sydney this 6th day of June, IS9S before me, I really thought I was not long for this _ HENRY CHAP-lAN, j.p., world. I tried nearly everything—all kinds 100 William street. City.