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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2280, 29 September 1899, Page 3

TO THK DEAF. A rich lady, cured ..f her Deafness ami Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Kar Drums, lias sent £1(100 to his Institute, so that deaf people unable to procure the Kar Drums m.iy have them free. Apply to Department K. D., The Institute, " Lonjjcott," HiiDiiersbury, London, \\\, Kngland.

"I diJ. very acutely, too. The pain in my legs was terrilile. My feet swelled up to a prodigious size, and of course il was impossible to put on n shoe, and worst: than all my knees swelled. I was ijiiitc unable to walk. The pain in my ankles, my knees, ami other joints was unremitting, and gave me no iest neither by night nor by day." r . "In what way was Clements Tonic brought to your notice';"' "Through a lit'.le book that was placed in my hand when things seemed at their worst. 1 supposed 1 luid rfai lied the worst. No medicines that 1 took did me. any good, nor were the many doctors who attended ine able to alleviate my sufferings. Well, as 1 said, someone gave me a book that cout.lined an account of a case that in many important particular* was precisely similar to mine. 1 naturally read it with engiossing interest, and, seeing that Clements Tonic had effected a complete cure for that patient, and being satisfied as to the abMilute truth of every word of the account of ibe patient 's illness and cure by Clements lonic, ] commenced to v.ne that remedy myself. Vciy jdad I am, ton, that 1 did." '• In what uuy did it act in your case':" '"Tin- tirst thing I noticed, the very first actiru of the remedy, was to lnr.kc me and about tlut there could be no mistake. Natural sleep came upon me j'.fter laiiing tin lemedy a< regularly as the night fiil.mis she day. and trom the time 1 started Clements Tonic my sierp became refreshing and (Hi i.m'ets. -Atti i long wiaiy monihs of nearly sleepless night-, mils -Hatches of ,-leep being obtained at odd times when the pain troubled me least 1 can hardly express to volt the priceless boon this sleep was to me. The neuralgic pains in my jaws and head gradually gave way to Clements Tonic, and at the same time the swelling in my knees and ankle.- became more reduced evciy • lay till i - went away altogether, and I was once mote enabled to get my shoes on and to put my feet to the ground without pain. 1 w;iv able to rat again without feeling at all aid; afteiwards, as I used to, and 1 l ave had no sick fits since. Clements Tonic also rid n.e of that low, depressed feeling, and when I now awoke in the morning 1 felt bright and cheerful and once mors lit to undertake my domestic duties, no longer with a feeling of weariness, but witli positive pleasuie. One by one all the ('implications which beset me were driven out of mv system by Clements Tonic. My headaches were a thing of the past and I was troubled no ntote with palpitation of the heart. My friends all noticed the change for the better in my health and spirits. Clements Tonic, in addition to removing the poison that collects lu the blood in consequence of a diseased state of the liver, has a marvellous etleet in toning up the system, and mv natural healthy colour speedily returned and I commenced to get stout. It was not very long before I was completely cured and as well, if not better, than 1 was before my illness.' 1 " You will consent for the proprietor of Clements Tonic to publish all this? " Yes. You ian make what use you like of what I've told you, and 1 shall only be too happy to answer any eni|uiri<s, it any shuuid be made, in regard to my recovery." BTATI'T<>RY I>E< I.ARATION. I, Sasaw (i n. nf ; Turves-street, Forest f.ixlije, Swlni-v, in it.*' Colony ef New South Walt*- do •clenn ly aml -:i tr-' . < 11• l ire tlut I ha\e < arrtnlly r* ad the amn\> Iil• ;t it.*, eoti«i"t intf ''!c"*n f .;ri- ai '1 * ■'!*.-• . ' >it i: t.i*ri il frunione tn' lr\ en, ami *.l.at i: • vi •-> i.b a tin* ji •! (aithtnl f ' Otint '( niy dim—• and ' i;if l y <lt u.•*.•« T"tiic, and also on'ann ii y t'i'.l jll. i—. ti ' ■ |>tjMith the -.in i- m any way ai. I i i .*e il. -t solemn •1. !ir*'ii ii con« n ntion-ij tu '1 •• «.ci.e to ha irir, .»r.d t v i rtue ot the pr-. - in <>f an Ad made and in tl.» ninth yi.,r uf the reign f f her prui tit Miwi i, :*il<d ' An Ad for the iim re effi-i'. n.il ai • inn n' f Oaf h.l and AtTinnat 11 -I taken and mad, :n the t .,n lii | art incut.- i I the «•-rill. »-i • .! New -i '.' h Wales, and to ri'-»ti!iit« littlaiatiou* in imi thi-ri i ! ar.d I r tin* >*.| j.ri--« n el voluntary ai.d ex*.ra jud. X Ua i> and Affidavit l*i!and at fc)dDf», thml .iiiiUx . f .June ls»8 btfer* a-», fcIhA'.UAH, J p.