Another Remarkable Cure of Distressing Dyspepsia and Its Accompanying Evils. The Case of MR. PETER BRUCE.

Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 72, 22 September 1900, Page 3 (Supplement)

Another Remarkable Cure of Distressing Dyspepsia and Its Accompanying Evils. The Case of MR. PETER BRUCE.

{From the "Hed/ern Times.") ('BY OUR SPECIAL nEPORTEE.) Mr. Peter Bruce carries on a prosperous bakery business at 78 Walker Street, Redfern, Sydney, at which address he may be found at almost any hour of the day. Ib was there that our reporter met him, and asked a few questions about liis cure. " I was very ill for a time," ho replied. " I always felt drowsy and heavy in the daytimo. I couldn't make it out ab first, but I very shortly traced this feeliDg to the improper digestion of my food. It did noO matter what 1 ate, nothing agreed with me. After every mcul 1 had a tight, uneasy feeling in the cheat." " What' .measures did you take to gcti relief?" "I was very careful in choosing the tnoat easily digestible foods, but thab didu'fc answer. The pain and oppression was atill apparent after every meal. A peculiar heavy feeling in the head kept me awako half the niyht, au«l in the morning an unwholesome, bitter taste lay oa my tongue and all over the palate. I began to look pallid and sickly looking." •' How did the work go on ? " " Oh ! badly ; sometimes I fclfc it was too much for me. I always fclb dog-tired, and disinclined to do anything. Acute headachcis frequently bothered me iv tho daytime ; and as for eating, why, I fclb it a trouble to come to the table. Well, I went on in this way for a long time, and took uny amount of different medicines, hoping to get some relief ; but not one of tbese socalled iudigestion cures could cure my indigestion, or even relieve one of the painful symptoms. It would have beca better for me to throw my money in the gutter than to have upset piy stomach with rhesu rubbishy dr«g3, and you may be sure I had the best recommendations before I gave Clements Tonic a trial. This remedy, however, was a revelation to me. A few dosc3 made me considerably better. The uncomfortable sensation in the chest after eatiDg daily decreased, and, as that) began to disappear, so my appetite came back, and all pains iv the head ceased. I told you how sleepy I always fclb in the day-tune ; well, -after a couple of bottles of Clbmcuts Toaic that fceliug entirely went away, and I fclb as lively as you like, and was able to get through my business in a first-clasa manner. And I slept like a top all night, for, you sec, Clements Tonic pub my nerves in proper trim. I took four bottVcs of that remedy, and ib effected an absolute cure. 'it made me feel another man, and I've- never %cen bothered with indigestion. oi^jinyJshMig else since." - "~~ * " May I use this ? " " Yes. Clements Tonic cured mo, and I have no hesitation iv giving my coaaeut) to the publication of the facts." STATUTORY DECLARATION; I. Fa-ron BttucE. of 7S Walker-street. Rcdfarn.lntha Colony of New South Wales, dosolemnly and sincerely declare ibat I Uavo carefully read tho aouoxcil document, consisting of tlirco folios, and consecutively numbered from ono to three, and that) it cootaifM and is a true and faithful account of luy illnogs and euro by ClcoicntiJ Touic. and also contaius my full i permission to publish the same in any way : and I I make tuts aoletiiu declaration conscientiously lieliev. hia tho estao to be true, and by vitiuo ot the provisions of an Act made and passed in tbo ninth year ot tbo rcigu of her prcseDt Majesty, intituled "An Aot; for the more effectual abolition of Oaths»nd rAflirtuations taken aud made in tbo various Departj Clients of tlio Government of New South Wales, and i 'to substitute Declarationa in lieu thereof, and for the 'suppression of voluntary aud extra judicial Oaths ae£ Affidavits."