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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 137, 9 June 1905, Page 3

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; Wealth and Health.*' PRESERVE THE LATTER. Nature's Greatest Gift. The Ca.»» of too timid to move about in my own hemse— Mrs. S. J. THORNTON *ud when I tvh lyinjc in bed at night, awake hour after hour, I *v 100 frightenol . fur AH 4VCS.I.A-SD REPCBTKK.) to move. The pains about tny nhouldec* Evlucatioa h&s produced such a develop- and acrost my loins were shocking, uA nv.ut.ol our intelligence that we are now sometimes I couldhardly stand on my feed ;nabled to judge eaatsly oi evidence that is for giddiness. As floon M I stood np I bad brought befoe as, and the pressman hue to reach out for something to steady myself inly to bring each narratives as the follow- with, or I would hare goae down with * Ing to light, end then leave our readers to bang, and you cannot imagine how emaciated iheiv own reflections. The lady sneaking and gha»t)y I had become/ , iv;\s Mrs. Sarah Jane Thorn toa, or Lower " Was it not possible to get something t*> Cooke-street, Auckland, who said :— relieve you?" "It ia vow more thao two years since I "It was quite impossible, because every was rescued from a very critical condition, medicine I had token vu thoroughly iuef» tad I have often thought that I would like fec-tive. That ie why I had grown so hope* to make a public statement about it, because less ; bat, later on, somebody told mc about [ believe it would hare the effect of helping Clements Tonic, and from what I was. told many a poor womin who. is suffering as I I imagined that perhaps it might do mc s did then." little good. 'At any rate, I would see,' % " What was the nature of year ailment ?"' said to myself, and to thi* day I thank God required the writer. * for adopting that plan, as that was how I ** I had so many ailments that I hardly saved myself. No other medicine bat .'.-non- which to tell you about first. For Clements Tonic could .do s* much for mci ?«ara Ivm a martyr to rheumatism, a u<l and that is the reason I advise all my ■ iolkxJt knows what I went through. All friends to use it when they are uot well, and ?>y joints were affected, and when the I have never known it to fail. I shall a!« .veather was bar! it was often more than I ways remember how different. I felt after I i 3oul«l ri» to hold up itg&nat the agonies had taken a couple of bottles of dement* : that I Was afflicted with. When things were Tonic. Tne bitter taste I used to have m «,s brui aa they could be, I arrived at tliat the mornings bad gone, as had aUp the stage of tife which means a complete change slimy covering to my tongne, and I felt se> .io all women, and, oh! dear! I did not much brighter than I had been for years think I won hi ever get over it. Had death that a hope was born wi hin mc that X i :heo come tri sny release, it would have been wight yet pull through. I bad suffered* f*r better than to have lingered ia such great deal from palpitation, bub I noticed s> .win as I experienced, for I wae never great falling off in that trouble ■ after • free from it—night nor day. Yes ; mine was couple of weeks' use of Clements Tonic, pnd, indeed a cruel fate, for when I was well nigh indeed, I felt better in many respects. Z ';ereft of w>v tonses with the causes 1 have soon wanted something to eat, and my new mentioned, neuralgia came along and added medicine had done so inueh good internally i*s weight of torture to the "burden that was that my food stayed down, and I coin* ilrcsdy bearing mc down to the grave. For menced to get- a bit stronger. Was it really weeks at & stretch I had to keep my face well Roing to be, I wondered, that I was to ge» boutUged np so tlui?; the air eon]'] not get to better after alt."' , [ Tty jaws, which were quite stiff and sore; " Your healthy appearance now answers p ' ir.ci as for eating anything—well, it was a!- that question, I should think ?" interrup.ed j j wont an impossibility to masticav.e any- the reporter. i>hinc>" '•Y e* ; doesn't it *" said Mrs. Thornton, " Possibly your appetite v.'ould be ncne with a smile, "and I can h-rdly believe ' :.uo food, either ?" lam the same woman—l feel >o well and '• "lb was a long way short of being good, hearty. But it is to Clements Tonic that I • is I went for days and never had the least' owe everything, and the way it gradually . ■ nclinadim for food, after which I sometimes cured my headaches and pains about the • (jut a little peckish—or fancied I was—for body makes mc regard it as the beat remedy ,it oiiiy required a, mouthful or two ever brought into the world. All the ncr» sto make mc feel as if I wanted to vons fears that had wrecked my peace of : throw it all np again, and sure enough in a mind were set aside for good, and the toning; x few minutes, the little I had taken was in'iueuce of Clements Tonic on my nerve* , vomited back. This was uot always the does not fall ehort of being miraculous. In> j J way, but it happened very often. If the deed, it brought mc regular sleep, and all , i food stayed down, I felt more uncomfortable ths time my rheumatic pains were getting tJian ever, my stomach getting so full of !es, and then they disappeared altogether. ' 'viud that before long I was writhing in pain My friends were amazed at the change ia " nri tli the spasms that flitted about my inside, mc, and wlteu I told them that I was never " mil a sort of choking sensation need to seized with giddiness now, nor the stifling • 2 ten mc in the chest and almost make mc sensations nor the spasms, they all agreed B faint. Oh, mercy I what a despairing mortal that Clements Tonic was a wonderful mcdi- • [ was ! Not x solitary thing in life to lessen cine; and so I say. It made mc quite % ?. my srief, for all the ties that go to make us heafchy woman when I bad given up every j liappy seemed to have been cut asunder. I hope of being cured, and all the world c felt as despondent as if I had been cast should know what Clements Tonic lias don* idrift upon a world of sorrow without one forme, and therefore you may puVfish thi* r comfort or one friend to console mc, and interview in any way it suits yon.' , I really felt «o very weak and feeble that I - • thought I was 501115 to die. That thought | Game acroen my mind very often at night, 1 STATUTORY DECLARATION. ' when I woke up with a. start from some jt< s _ SjU , j_ sl thointox. of Lower Oook.-elrt*, horrible dream, and found the stifling sen- Auskluid, ia the Coiooy of New Zealand, do lolmuniy • ueion at my throat again and an unearthly »'«! «inoere!y d«cl.r« tint I bare carefully kmTthe - feclin. running through mc a. if every nerve a £s^i tt SX£rfi o «'£ x X. SS. "j :n my body was on the twinge. aud that it contain* and is . true- and faithful '•; " Perhaps' your nervous system was aeeiuutofmy illness and cur* by .Clements lonie ; 1 ' a ' ,,JO contains my fail permission to publish ■'.' t ', i ■, >, ~ ~ ~ , in nay w tuy statea>«ms —which I s'wt volun„lt ™* S brokeu . QOWn altogether, , ' i-eplied wi .h Out •' rec ,. iv . iß? any px>lamt; _ Ild 1 „„*, I. jMr 3. x iionitou, m au emphatic tone of tiiia solemt: desiaration comcienUousty lielievmg 1,1 voi\.e, -'and you can believe mc that my the »ame u> be true, and by virtue of the pronaions a was thn ran«« of mor(» inpnt/i of * n o t cf tUe General Assembly of New Zaal viA, S nervousness was tuo cause 01 more memaL vaotuled-I-β Justices of Peace Act, 18S2. 1 , I worry than I care to bring back to mind. s There wae always something dreadful going / «-V " 1 to happen, and if a spoon or anything was sy * >,_. dropped on the floor I nearly iumped out of my chair with fright. If a" knock came to \. / 'the door I was actually afraid to open it, * Declared at AacUand, thi* firth day el June, osq though what I was really flightened of I tbeaasnd sine hundred ana thae*. h*f«r* m, did net kea-r ; but I wa* always the |, . X. J. BHKABAV < .£I> ~~~ I • fin. • ■:. ■ '.- ■ * " ..