What Invention has Done

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 103, 21 February 1891, Page 4

What Invention has Done

>l 'What has inVontion^done ? this twill serve as" an' !'exani])le' 'merely ."".-II -ys^drtp; take; by old method^, as corn - •pared' s with' 'in ventiohs how ■■• used, five tfchn'esu as ; 'much - labour in '.-'< bootmaking, fpu.r ; !iim.ps . ; as7 miichi in:; flour:- in a king, - lit r«^(ti m e § as o much^in . eqalr-inininti.T.sis : times asniuch in making tin. cans, three i-timesas-muchain carriage "making, and ,ten 4 itim J es, jas, many > looms f- can * now be Ina/inaaedii byj one weaver.;..; At a silyei fjipjnsin •Ne»'ad;iva, I stn > am .of water falljnj£46oft. \s made to turn a;,water- wheel and" gives : 20'J hoEse : puß'er. The same stream is carried d>wn another 168 ft ., van&risi'cauKh'fc on six water* wheels, giving r<>ff 750clibrj«e»power,iwlnch '.by : means, oi ■elctricity isuebnveyed the>sur« i???s»i§s.^.ryM ".: •s)*?! amp_J)attery. Il i,is by the same inventions— the water- - wheels and eljeetrieity— that the grea l tiask of using \Ningara is t about to be •efEectedo Only W.rper cent', of the watei iwi'l be used it-- will not be noticeable \}\i t ; th at i.qii a n ti ty will, sq .ugly 120,00( ihiorse-power. o .The power, will not b< used on "the spot, but will "be conveyed %y. electric, wirf?s, probably, to. a towr milesaway 6n ; the United State! : ;£iilciV v 'lri the • fields ; therapeutics ;_ ; ii3nfedicvnei ahd r v' pharmacology in ventiy < /discovery o: -'v^lin'^almost, in|aijible .remedy ;.knpwn ai ijClements fiXo.nic. ;^We know ; that thii s«rti u cie" is "capable of causine :more change -an affected . organisms tKan any othei medicine the world has seen ; this is due fo if s 'p¥culi¥r operation bnvilve^organs ol djgestionfi"assiinilation, 'secretion . • and exerctiorii for on these four processes .lvfedependsifot; where': one^pf these ;im< -.portant functions.. is;: improperly per •formed, .general of the ivsteca 'sets' " ih'^ arid results in' chronic .yfisease- and 'finally death. It is sound . wisd om to com mehce It reatmeht oticases ..o.f£4 e . D ?lity,:;Jndigestibn,vi headaches, livei .complaints, etc., at their-onset. as if neg« 3ecte(J a'^peirmaiiient : .takesplaee ir 4he *tissuei,~the disease becomes clironie and all : the medical skill in the world then cannot restore the normal state : ■ ihjs%is ajfact jadmitted hon' all' sides. jl^eCcan ; emphatically recommend ■ Cle Snents^ Tonic in all sides and many othei cases, because we have seen it in use in ncores, -of/houses : and f have never,, yel heartf'a doubt as to its eJßßcacy, we know it contains the material to>iuiike its action certain, sure: and promp», and the en« . dorsementi over the signatures ,of ; ih^ fluential citizens are conqlusiye, as instanced by W. f H.^jGoddard, "Esq j manager Commercial Bank, Newtown, K.s?:W..who : writes : —I have very much pleasure m .stating; that my family and myself liaye derived vp ry great benefit ■byo the'useiof '<Jlements ; -Tiiuic, which 3 Jstrcnglyr recommehd and urge anyone suffering from weakness and debility, so prevalent iv, this ,;:; enervatinj' climatej n*iver to be without.'' And Mr M. jGordon, H^awfhornc,r Y.ic „says,;, says, ; T Per riitiiie'tft "offer^lmy';grii'/efuT''t|ianks'for the woiiderful relief I have experiiMiced by the v c of Clements; Tonic, 1 suffered f romfnerrhu jne'ss _;andj , gtsheVal} debility and indigestion .years, never icnowFrig-what ir njis r to ; he. [free from ffiiseFylvnd "pain. T procured Clements Tonic/'aTid the\»fFeet wiis'-sifiiplj^iiiarVeU Jous L .;:^Fhj:ee bottles -.removed '-allxpain and s^iftcrin^my^ appetite .canie back and I cpiild eat a" gpod'hVarty.'ii eal and !pjiiQy T it and -wluit. was, niorp,, I CMi'd . digeWit afto^ward^wUhoiil that terrible tired feeling wli il-lr u1 h ays" fol lowed my meals i before, taking Cleuients Tonic. , ,J , continued '.'Ktiie. ;medw ; irte;aiiJ 'took alfcolijetliCT * : thifl«*"eh liotljt^V'and .'''. honrsiljr "-•'"■'• belieye it has b'eeh" the riinkiug gl ''a. iieyf system for me and that I h'ivp : *gnibg(l ;l)y the use of-Cleiuents Toni6 a n. w r l r i j aser6f .life. J.-'snai I■ n iwa.» s pni lse and ; : reroin « jnind •' : hii\\itij£'-p3rßqnaHi/yp.roved_ beyond "■ jtitt ZHfstion ilf wvuUWtYU eificttcy.