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Dunstan Times, Issue 2087, 23 July 1901, Page 2

Q- JB &18CJ « 25 fi> V 'A 1 J i ACCOUNTANT AND GENEKAL AGENT Is Prepared to Act as Secretary to Dredging and other Companies. to Investigate and Audit Books and Accounts, and Attend to an Financial Business. Mamber of the Ota -50 St >ck Exchae A. L. Bolder^ UVERY STABLE PROPRIETOR o SUNDERLAND ST. jOLYDE. Ho»ses and traps Ken hire '*>t reasonable prices. Terms cash only.

k Terrible State OF WEAKNESS.

Spells of Three Months Misery, The Case of Mrs. C. F. PARKER. (By a Reporter.) Mrs. Clara Francie Parker, of No. 109 Forth-street, Dunedin, on being interviewed by our reporter, related a very exceptional experience, which many readers may find personal advantage in reading. V- " Whilst living on the goldfields at Queenstown," saij Mrs. Parker, "I became a martyr to periodical attacks of neuralgia. .9 My doctor said the cold winds off the lake near which we lived were accountable lor my ai incut. Be that as it may, I am of the opinion that the terrible state o. weakness in 10 which jl had sunk had a great deal to do with ,my misfortune. A dreadfully acute lyain, which made me frantic sometimes, started in the side of jny face and spread ■up to my forehead and temples. From .there it pursued its maddening careei ito the back of my head. The agony was po great that I could not think of doing fmy housework, and as the attacks (Usually lasted three months without abatement it is easy to conceive what a frightful wreck I bee-mo. At night the torture was doubly severe, when I could do nothing but turn and writhe in pain. I used to long for. a few hours' sleep, but it never came, and when morning arrived I felt it a relief to get up, although my trembling limbs were almost incapable of supporting- me. My eyes had an incessant burning sensat on behind them, be.ng sometimes as red and hot as coals of fire." > "How did you get through the day. Mrs. Parker?" "In a state of distraction. My mental faculties were so affected that I lhard'y knew what I was doing half the 'time. When the pains were a little moderate I felt an inclination to s'eep when, as soon as I lay down, the agonic* ■returned with greater violence. Oh 1 what a miserable time I had. My jaw -were made sore and tender with a dull dragging pain which put the thought of eating out of the question. The only food I could take was of a milky charac rter, and even that proved too difficult iftf digestion for my s'.omack to retainf was thoroughly worn out and jaded &fy body wasted away and shrivelled up *I,J there was hardly anything left o'. Jao. ?.nd my fr.ee had a terrib'y hag£fird appearance. I became so nervous ■ihc-i th.3 >ast thing frightened mc, and ivUert ihs lights were out my rnkd was inublcd with all infts of foo'isb fancier ffid {cars. My hands were always bhakJLg, atid I had a co..initial dread of Ffiiria evil-dispcsed person standing be hind iiie. I wfiS awfully down-hearted and fretful, for it appeared to me that I was destined to atifter like this for ever." .-• "Why so. Mrs. Parker? your doctor refrain from r- cjurag.ng you .with hope? of a r ' >■ ? ' • 'Not at ail ile * v- me p'enty of ftgfltU*ftnC?? th-'-t JV: . •?" H'n"!s : tvhJjlit tO his tr»iH-"J-M'. i:ii'i that Js all the comfort i"- gat** tt'fi. Jtot sfter taking his ni-dH'iii._'. **• ■ k *''vr week, and month after mo hj >vitho*it. any feiief, I bcoam-'* qt.i'o i;-. pe'e?s and disgusted. Then I -tai •"-'( taking a lot el advertised remedies If \~o s b'e <hev pritird svofth'oss V'-'A th • doctor's physic. They (lid fldt «ven contain those properties which were is'rcfssary ir> r'-'-ir away the Litter taste which was iii •!•; tnouih, At length I hanpeneu to f£%d about Clements T'ui'c, hoing the experience of a person who had suffered like myself. I decided to try it, and the results were aslrni hing. The tormenting pains gr-rdu'ji'y v.cat away, and my appetite came hack with ravencm force. Again. I was able to sleep. and picked up si re'tgth rcnmkab y ouick. I could eat any solid food put in front of mo without feeling the least <l>enmfort or pain- Cements Tonic had a wonderfuliy beneficial effect on «>-• n n rvos, which -pre sc'tled and tonH tr nnrV f 'on. There wa * ••n'- an ail«»eti left unhen'pfl wlion T b"<i tvhen i -verai bottles of Clements T»n?e. which ri". ; vs that it is a remedy boih safe and frre. Neuralgia has never since returned, neither have I been tioubV'l tp\*\, liAvroiicne"? or indigo*ion frrsn {he time Clemen's T n ni- cwr"H »«" «mne Vttiis ago. I give veil full permission 'n r.iiib'ish these facts in any way you desire "

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