“ I got very little indeed, fori was tosainj about most of the time; then I got up am had a drink of water now and again, ant tried all sons of thin,a to get to sleep, bti it win no use. Some nights 1 dozed awaj before twelve o’clock, but then I hat tonifying dreams, and when I awoke I wai tilled with dreadful thoughts which mad« me shako with fear. Owing to my nervoui condition my mind was terribly distressed I fancied I could see people at my window and hoar voices in my room, and when could stand the awful suspense no longe) I culled out ‘ Who's there?’ It all secnTcc so real, I have got up at four o’clock in tin morning and walked outside because I oulc not skep, so you can sec what a miserahli existence I had. If a spoon fell to the tloo’ my nerves fairly jumped again, and I had 0 lot of bother with my heart, which wan given to palpitating so violently that I uses* to get quite seared.” "Inn aic a fortunate woman to hav? recovered as well as your appearance indi cates. How did you manage it?” “I lemenis Tonic managed everythinc foj me, thunk Cod ! even when I was'in such f hopeless condition as I have described tc you. Ves ; you may well look surprised tut that is a. fact lam telling you. My daughter brought me a bottle of Clcmcntf Tonic, and when I saw it I said: ‘ Whm kind of rubbish is ■ his you have got me? (many sceptics talk like this—but a tritw changes the tune. —Ed.) J>ut 1 know tlu wordi of Clements 'lonic now, for I took that bottle ami then kept, on with the same medicine till I was like one horn again, la member how jo\ lul 1 was u hen (dementi 'J onic began to give mo the first real rcliei fiom head pains that I had yet experienced, for they kept on getting less ami less til’ t‘ ey linaliy disappeared, and when the paint in my stomach and side had gone I sc mod to be living in a different w- rid altogether, it was 1 ot one of sorrow and sufferin'' nail had been before I stalled on CleinwiU Tonic, but, a world of peace and happiness. Of course, I am speaking of the lime when tii't remedy had rot pro; erly to work oil my system and hurl cured my nervousness, ami when 1 could eat,and sb cp right through each night and not have a dream of any sou,. Jt v.as a wonder to me that anything cou.d put my digestive organs ii"ht whe3 they M ere in such a had slate, hut nothing seemed 100 mink for Clements Tonic to do, as it (succeeded in lining everyth! g Unit wan required, even to slopping my I earl, from palpitating and giving ms- more strength th n J hail known f.-r a long time. Thf work that 1 had so often to put rdf from day to day owing to my feehl-ness a ain became a p ensure to me, and 1 look upon Element! i "ii'c as a blessing sent, from i leaven for the purpose of restoring mv I:c.■!r 1 1 .' 5 ’• Have you any o jectiori to your statemeins being made public ? ” “None whatever. You may publish them in any form you please.” STATUTORY lll''. It.AT; ATtOX. WM. D. liOTElt, J.P.
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Evening Star, Issue 14214, 13 November 1909, Page 3
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