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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 73, 27 March 1909, Page 13

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And it was remarkable how xn laid : — • loins used to ache, as if I had been walk in "It gives me the utmost pleasure to re- milesand miles and had never taken a rests seive a journalist wishing to bring betfore but I can ' assure you that I never did g the public the complete facts of an illness any long distances, as those aches distresse t had some eight years ago, as an. account of me quite enough, sometimes even when - my recovery cannot fail to lead peopte on only walked a few yards. One of my pri| to the right track % when they iind their cipal enemies at that time was restlessness; bealfch has gone astray." " That would go against you a lot," i( " I appreciate your kindly welcome," re- terrupted the reporter. > •ponded the writer. "Are you long resi- "It helped to break me up altogether, 1 Sent in theße parts ? " replied Mr. Locd. "In fact, sometimes i £" I have lived here a good while, and got so weak and ill that I had to take! *lsoknow Queensland, Victoria, and New spell- away from work. From time to tim South Wales well. On the other aide I spent it used to happen that for about a month a mostof jny young days on a station, and a steetch I would have an uuendurabl na«By a" long droving trip I have taken, period.for the want of sleep, and at thoa when the heat was ho great that.it would timeaicwas absolutely impossible for me* utmost stifle one. A pretty monotonous exort myself with business matters in an; life when the novelty has once worn off, shape -or form. Those sleepless nights ani and you do not get the best of food either." the- amount of braiu worry I had, combine "I suppose it is impossible to get auy with the everlasting tortures that Iw» vegetables on those long journeys ? " . enduring through indigostion, made a sort "My word, they would be a luxury ! " wreck of my nervous system. The leas No ; We seldom saw vegetables, and I think excitement made me tremble all over, an that fact had a lot to do ,with the way my my spirits sank- into the deepest depths « digestion went wrong. I know that a few melancholia. I could find no brightness i years of that kind of life made me an invete- life whatever, and when a man gets to suo. rate sufferer from indigestion, and it was a>despondent'pitckas that bis condition 4 uot until eight years ago that I found out to be pitied. My appetite was as poor 9 what was really good for that cemplaint— ifc could possibly be ; yet the strange pai %n absolute cure, in fact." . of that was tliat the little I ate gave m •'What -was that, Mr. Lord?" such a mountain of anguish to enduw " Why, Clements Tonic. There is nothing Why, jny stomach got so weak that ofte in the world like it ; and since I made its the food' came up again soon after I hsu • ncquaintance long ago I have very' seldom swallowed it, and so I. lingered on unti been without a bottle ra the house, as I find Clements Tonic came to the front an; it a grand thing for keeping the whole of showed its superiority over all other mcdi the family iri'.ercellenfc condition. I ought -"cines." • to consider myself an authority on medicine r You must h»we been pleasantly sui' in oneiway,- for wJi«n I was ailing so much prised with the«residta." * [ had physic from a doctor in Brisbane, and " I assure you I wwi highly delights »lso from a medical gentleman in Dubbo, with the effects .of dements Tonic upon ntf New South Wales." \* • for it was not long before the feelings « " What did the doctors say you were hopelessness had vanished, in view of tb suffering from ? " improvements that had taken place. Ii ."Thay all put it down to the sluggish nerve-invigorating qualities were quioklf ,3tate of my liver, and, of course, they displayed, and I was quite astounded wifi - treated me in accordance with that view of its effects upon my digestion, which we tny case. I might as well have been treated thoroughly reorganised by Clements Toni» for a totally different complaint for all the The appetite I gained was Arery encouraging good they did mo, and when at last I got and only myself knows how greatly lat tired of patronising the doctors any longer preci«,ted rising from the table and havia £ started to treat myself with some of the no chest pains nor flatulence to annoy m# patent medicines that I'saw advertised from" I was also glad of being able to rest well a time to time. Ifc would be hard to say what nights, for then I could rise in the morning C did not resort to, yet no lasting relief was feeling fresh for work, and as inward! obtainable, and so the only logical conclu- happy as though nofeMug had been wro» •ion that; I could come to was that the with me. After ridding mo of all ml :omplaint had got too firm a hold upon me pains, including those diatr leting heac to b« removed. In this belief, 1 am do- ' aches, and fortifying my system with ar* ■ighfced to say, I was in error, as I soon maskable supply of nerve force in place < found out when I had been taking Clements the quiverings that existed there, Clenieuf Conic a week or two, and as I know, from Tonic completed the euro by building uj ny own experience, that that medicine my slrengUi in snch a way that, as I sail itouds head and shoulders above all others, I before, I now regard it as the best mediciw ;hink I h»ve a right to let every sufferer in in the land, and you are welcome to public ihecommunity beoome-aware-orHhe iaefc." my views in any way you think £t." 11 How did you become acquainted with ;hat medicine in the first .place ? " " I was advised by a medical man to try STATUTORY DECLARATION. ' * tt. I told him what I had gone through, what I had taken for my afflictions, and rj\, jAM , M R ?' of No " ".Mansfield-street. Newtow .verything else , aboat |hj and Mdthout a l^!S^£SS&^SS&fSff^ moment s reflection iioiold me to get some nexed document, oongiating of three <olies, Mitt cm Olemeuts Tonic, and th»t would be sure to seetitively numbered from one to-tiuee, and that a do me good, I was. surprised to get that ffi^&& m £%£U^?tts?£ kmd ©f »dvuje from saeli a source; but ib taina my full pen.swi.mtr publish ii »ny way? 2 «v*s really the best lie could' h»v«giveu me, statements— which I five voluntarily, without » is you would have said yourself had you ceivingnwy payment; and I m«ke this totaun d< 18 ei me a few weeks i. And lid KwSSSSff,JSS^& < SXAS nardly tell you that I was deeply grateful Gentrsl Awembly of Kew ZeaUnd, intituled "Tb Co be out of the misery I had been in so Jtaiices of Peace Act, 1582." tone. Ever since myliver hAd-cominenced j*. - -rv to bother me I was assailed by violent *r^Jr " ~' r^S' s *\ andaches, that seemed to give a swollen V v i*7^'r»>wiri_i>«'*3r jr .r <ta J leeliag to the eyes and affect my «ight, and Duclmd-atWiHlmßten. thiithitUenth day of Mai lever a meal passed but that I -was-aubjected one thousand nine bundwd and thret, below m* '