WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Lake County Press, Issue 499, 28 April 1892, Page 9

WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

MRS M. I. MORGAN, CLIFTON, r ARVI'APLJ, A Civ LA NO, N.Z , u mlsr (1 date idl'd Jami.ry, 1892, writes I. Dir S r—Some two yarn's ago, having ( previously enjoyed fa’rly goo 1 health, I - was taken striuii ly ill, and found it very r dillirult to-get relief. At first I t'e -ted myself, t'd.n.i g that I should so mt be well agii'ii ; but my ill less "row upon me and 1 was comply e'y prostrated, and unable tj do anythin.', I sought m :dh al (> 1 n advice iVom our lootl doct >r. an I lie piescribM for me. My ailment was described cs black jaundice and gdl-stones, and at times I suffered much p.iin. Oar doctor’s 1 tieatmeut oi I not do mo much goovl. a; the ! attacks we freque it and very severe. 1 Soin ; months passed, and 1 felt that I was becoming hopelessly ill. My friends were shocked at. my sallow and changed appntra ance, anil more than o.c ha* told me since ] that they never expected to see me well 3 again, I went to Auckland for change of 3 air and scene, and to seek further medical _ | aduce. I gA it, and for a time scem -d to . improve, the ohungu evidently doing nr; 4 good but it was in.t tonic enough, for after > a week or so I win ;gdu liid up. a I All the mo iic.’l advice I got in Auckland '! seemed unavailing, and I r tunic 1 home ' f j with very lit;I •to hope for. lice I suffered 1 i several alt ,c!:s, an 1 had to lay up repe te.lly. 5 ; My husband had j ve;y por.r opinion of , patent m niicim s, l ut seeing Clements Tonic ' | noveltu-e laa of such wonderful effect in ' | ierious eva-s, an I being quite at ahS3 to •; si ggest any nthei untried rein-dy, he brought [ nit inline a buttle, and we determined to try ’ it. At the sum • time we res Iwd to say iiodiing of In mi divine wc weie using until ■ .'u ly satisfied of its effects. The first dose j did me good, and J improved rapidly, j ■ Friends who would not have In tn surprised | to Iran fmy dva’h were really astonished |at try rapid recovery. 1 was soon satisfied jas to the value of Clements Tonic, and I gladly recommended it to others, and so did ! my husband. The storekeeper spoke t > him one day, and asked him if lie had be n recommending Clements Tonic, fur he was almost so d out, and had only ore lu ttlo left. “ Give it to me, ’ said my husband ; “I wouldn’t be without it for anything.” By tie time I had taken one bottle I was able to g t about my work again. Friends thought the improvemei t only temporary, tuid expected to see in; pn strated t-gnin, but 1 arn tliankful to aay that such has not been the case. Every do-edid its wo k, and aftera fortnight I o ly took one close a clay, in the early in wring. I ( have use im ly three bottles, and have the 1 fourth in the hj use. Ido uctt'keit regularly i but fly to it. on th least symptom of anything being wiong, and I have many t mes proved it to be a good preventstiva of returning tidiness. It it now eight or nine months . since I rec.veied, and C einmts Tonic has I kept me in good health al! through, I canj again get on with my house and d ry wc rk With comfort and pleasure. lain pleased ti I e able to rtcemin<'nd Clements Tonic, for I have found ii a trite nifiid.aud am com ineed that it will give hiivtli to many now suffering, if they wih only give it a trial.—l iun, I Sir, yours gratefully, M. L. MORGAN.