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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1511, 14 February 1901, Page 57

Debility and Dropsy. Another Positive Proof. " 'The CaWof ;: -rSirs M. I. WILLIAMS. (Fivm the ** Newtown, Independent. 3 ') (b? our special reporter. ) The following remarkable story was obtained from- " Mrs. Grocer, of Newman Street, Newtown, Sydney, by our reporter in consequence of his request to that lady for a short outline of her sufferings. Mr 3. Williams spoke: feelingly, but shortly, and to the point. ’.She began by saying: - ' ' “ I was never well after the birth of my last child. My system was thoroughly upset. 3 For a time I was constantly attended by two doctors. I underwent two different operations, and after this was left in a very weak and perilous state. 5 * “ You were lucky to survive under the circumstances.” ' . . V' “I was so, but then, you see, T have a. particularly strong constitution; besides, I was fortunate in another way, about which you shall hear presently. Complication upou complication arose from my Hines?.. All the ills in the world seemed to settle upon me, not the least of which was dropsy. My food had no strengthening effect; it all turned to water, for, as you can see, the dropsy was a continual drain upon my system. I formerly slept comparatively well, but now I began to pass restless nights: indeed, some nights I never closed.my eyes. My head ached perpetually, and uvy appetite failed me. I bore up against all these troubles as bravely as I could, but the time came when my nerves could stand it no longer. Like every other part of rny body they, too, suffered from improper nutrition. They were literally starved. They grew weaker and weaker, and finally I became a sufferer from severe nervous exhaustion, with all its attendant evils. X was terribly low spirited, and fully persuaded Lhat I should never get better. Whilst in this broken and low state neuralgia attacked me. Not a mere spasrn coming on’ at intervals, but continuous shooting attacks of an intensely painful n despair what to dc, les without number, and fmomcnt’a relief from any iow Lwas convinced that !ied"a'^.med y that could frvated svilem if X could but character. I w? I had tried modi never obtained of them, 3 ? efc so the world :rebuild my eo fiml it, J. jfißFpcnn with no j|pulfc, till; i Tonic, jagmy that ti , thereafßsiiogoodi few d">se , as an imrr uralgic pain decreased. Ti ent a good ‘deal, but e across Glehicnts began to thick that _medicinc. Ho w e v e v t is remedy, and found consequence that the my head were much as the first sign X had that I .was on JMe right track at last. The nex t step tliajfpl remember in rny sickness was that I foigrd myself once more enjoying i sleeping far better. From covery was as quick as it w*ta one to see, , . My nerves re|aeustomcd tone, and all that feeling was quite- removed, nts Tonic made me feel highshattered system was made healthy, and very shortly I got ick bed as strong as ever. X feli? rad gone back.tea years, and was ounger agaf my • tooa a that time m plain for ev gained thei mehmeho Indeed, Cie; spirited, vigorous a; up from m as though; that much “ Havegjpou been ill ‘‘Justjlft touch again wjien 1 have worked,wut a few; al ways . “ Cau l publish wfca papers, etc. ? Y es, - Yqu ■ m&jpsffve world. “■ of off falgia no*-v . and orried- or over--of Clements Tonic afore it can get airy you say in! the * freely to’, .the STATUTORY DECLARATION, I. Maugarkt IsAßKita WibtiANS, of Newman St,» r Newtoivhj inthe colony of New South Wales, do solemnly and sincerely declare that I have carefully read the an- ; nexed document, consisting of three folios and consecutively, numbered from one to. three; and that it contains and is a true and faithful account of my - illness and cure by Clements Tonic, and also contains • my full permission to publish the 1 same lie any* way ; and I malce this solemn declaration ..voluntarily, and without receiving any payment, conscientiously believing the same to he true, and'by virtue of the provisions of an Act made and parsed in the ninth year of the reign of her present Majesty, intituled “An Act for tha more effectual abolition of Oaths and Affirmations taken and . made in the'various Departments of the Government'of New South Wales, and to substitute. Declarations in lien thereofi,ahd for the suppression of voluntary and extra- judicial Oaths and Affidavits.* Declared atr Sydney this twenty-third-..day of iptember, one thousand eight hundred endninetgrght, fetiore me, . • J, AMBtra,J.F.

The annual rain and ewe fair of the Canterlyury A. and P. Association wall be held at the Addington Show Grounds on the 14th and 15th of March. Entries close on the sth prox. . A triple golden wedding in one family is; perhaps an unprecedented event. Three brothers and their wives met in the ancestral home at Gatelev; Norfolk, for. the united oelebra tion of/ the 50th anniversary of their marriaew. - . y f , v . - Statisticians qlaim that the earth, wiM not support more than 5,994,000,000, people. . At, the present rate of increse the utmost limit will bo reaped in the 172. . .? .. c ■