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Cromwell Argus, 13 March 1905, Page 6

.1 LSI! EIBREEZY PHYSis Wolfe's Schnapps means business vhen it tackles your indigestion, your kidney troubles, your summer ailments. It routs them fortnwllli; and all the time you like it, as you like a Jovial doctor. AROM AT! C SCHIEDAM kI" B v H BUY BOTTLUS intrr.l on<! [ make sure- von receive H?e i; I<ie»a!i>e Article, I

An CDiiVEFiTLB BY fcXPfcRIEKOi The Case of Me. D. W. KAYE, till A M'U'IAI, REI'ORTKK.) People li.iVh lu i.« converted by experienci human obntiuacy of opinion that may bt honorable enough in i;s way. and when sue! lessons as ili.jmj are brought to bear upoi: our n.ifiii-.;,-!!.-'' the ino'<t obdurate cannot help but 1. ■■•■. 11\-in cod th-1 self interest is to l>t best served by unreserved 00-operaton will the advice given !>y N r. David Wiglev '" i consider 1 h,..t when a person's health is broken down a better medium for re storing one to a sound condition eaimot be procured than Clements Tonic." " Have you any particular reason for ariiving at that conclusion '!" enquired the reporter. " You may depend that 1 would not make an assertion of that character unless I did so on good grounds." replied Mr. Have, "ae such statements would have '.lie elfeot of misleading, it' the statements were not truethe very people that it should be every, body's aim and object to assist. Yes ; 1 have a particular icason, which is that for Homo time i. w.s lUtfl'ering from a disordered state of my nervous ' system, and also indigestion. Thosr are ailments which are common U; most people, especially those "hose lives aro moMly spoilt indoors, &o 1 do think it i>ec«ss"ry to dilute upon the •yniptonis to any great extent." "I Mould lil;o you to tell me some of them, ,: joined in the reporter, "if you can spare tiie time to do so." i "■ Well, unfortunately, ) am rather busy just now, or T would have been plea'ied to devote more time to the subject, but as it is one that, when given proper consideration, j should result hi assisting similar sufferers t out of their troubles, I will strain r.. point ! iird give yon a few minutes. .My system ! •Aii-*. gieatly run down o.i'ter a vatiier bi:3v | prjvio..?. r.ri'd \ found myself in that ".ic-jhed \ «. nditin: \\\w-. a man fecb tba*i h-. ■>■' r-C • ];•;,, ...,. -,. r ,; -: n i ; j_, _ -i ;,. i iV meant a inlei fe;;t 'li « ii v collti'JU'll .Lii'.i.vi .y .t-i'i ■< !;m w, i* Sllilhr- "•« continual discomforts if makes ■:.T!« , ."i)"n stiil ni " t r '"-d. A pronounced depression of sp.nin •><e >■ ■-■■'<■• •■ the in- • ■.es-er. b>;igui<] fv;e ii g that i. was bo much 'i.-.ti er;.'-.Oii with, lor i >'■■* n-'tl to be uuuhle to rake inlet est m Knylh'ng that was going on. ' lie drowsiness ilia*. ! rug on •to me, soon •iftei infills '■•■•(;" ••ully, w-s veiy unpleasant, in.i i :•,:.'!.i .■;.. ■<■ , ;• iieeil a cor, ,idcrable amount of aiK'ii f-h '■•.•.•in ■ to the violent luadaches I i:,!(!. i could not t.ietp well, and J got up ■•it ii a b'ttcr I •"-• i•■ iuiiie mouth, and feettit;? of '.venriuess in my iimbs as ii' 1 had nob ; (•■); resting at all. Indeed, J was fairly l'.ii(.d (ut hmi ins nerves were all nnlimjrd. 1 could c.i'l but very littie, but that lii':< was quite sufficient to cause a sense of opp - e.si-ion in lite chest, ar.d fcelii.gs in the stomach as if nothing but wind h>id coiicclod there. between the shoulders and ati\.'s« tie loljus I had severe pains vt icier.ft l ;-, littt .■]...'.. ■ onccM.ed me more than anything was to find that my strength was i.r'iven '■";■. liH-l Ifforc, i thought it might ■ui-.v-cr ~y rtijuirements at the time i 'So }o'.i c. ■■■'■. ,• .■ trial, I suppose ''"' •• . i.v: dJi.-iilctii) i did, and I could not have done bet rei, ii"r perhaps half so well, foe Clenirntß 'J'onic .juie.,ly put my internal .|:..<.i'der« to lights, and before lt.ng my physjeai strength wasao greatly itnpioved that I could stand any amount of work without folding any ill effects. On the nfrvoni system CiemeiHs Tonic had a remarkabiv "ootl effect, audi vves pleasantly surprised to find how tvcil that medicine n;a<lo in- sleep, while its invigorating qcalilica diovc away the mi«ara'ile feelings of lan--.idi.ess I had suiVercd from, so effectively that, i felt like a new in m. Nothing could improve upon Clements Ten,c for giving a h.v.lthy appetite, a d 1 feel sure it stands uneoualled ds a prompt and effuctive remedy for fndigeatioii, as all my pains, including headaches, were expelled, and soon [ could eat anything without the least fear of Fullering ahcrwaid". I look upon Clements 'lVice , s •» boon to the public, and you have my permitsion to publish these facts of my cure in anv way you choose." STATOTOin* DECLARATION. i iiAVID W:ct,M K.-vvr. of 27 Dilii'din, !,. 'the Ui.leio -.J Sew Zealand, do bolni.iil.v »,,(1 yinccc'i ' .!.u-c that I have carefully v. ad lie r-iinrxf' ii-fiiiueiil, coiisi»t.ing of two folios, and (..ii-c ii!h»b iiuiabeird from one to t«0, and t.!:ai it (•..,,i i;,s :■!„') U a true and faithful account of my ili-.i's .-. id cine bj (.'lcineiitfl Tonic, »ud alßOCOiitams 1,-. full i.iiiiii-io'ii to publish in any way my .-taleincuts ul.i.'li ! jjive voluntarily, without receiving a,iv pawiitnt -, mid 1 make thia solemn declaration | .- i si:ciitr u iy belioving the i-ame to be true, Mid | 1.-. liiMiei.f the proviaions of aa Act ol the Gonera) j ;;.«s-.-iiit>ir of Ncv Zealand, inlHiOed "Th« Justices of l'ta<eAct, 1.8.{" I Declared s.-- Dunedic iiilfl alstMnth fay of ( Hareh, on* thouanxd nine hundred in J . *htr«e, before me, R. CHISHOMf, J.P--PARIBIAE If £?SV~ paration for the Hair ever disccvornd. An Infalliblo Remedy for Baldness or Grey Oairr. Messrs Ford <fc Oo.j hairdraßsens. ageots for C'romweU