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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 4871, 24 January 1903, Page 2

BUSY MEM. SHOULD WEIGH THIS QUESTION, AND PROFIT BY A WELLIN'fTON CITiaEN’S EXPEDIENCE. Success in business is often handicanned. A man mar have plenty of capital. May h ave onerj'v in abundance. May know ins business well, And slip success comes slowly. It's a case of too great a burden. The back can't carry it all. A lame or aching back is a handicap. Drive the acbo away*iuul make work a pleasure. Learn what backache means. Learn that backache is kidney ache. Learn how to shake it off- ■> Head how a Wellington citizen did it : -- Mb Bryco McWalkcr, blacksmith, Tory street, this city, stales :-—“Somo months ago I caught a cold which Hew to my back, and caused me to have terrible pains in the small of my back. It was sb agonising that 1 could scarcely do any work for it. I saw Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills advertised, and procured a box at Chas. Fletcher's Pharmacy (iato Fitsgerald's). 1 am glad to say that this remedy stopped the uains. They are grand pills for colds in tho kidneys. I have recommended them to numbers already, and they always give satisfaction.” Success ling Drought up many imitations of Doan’s Pills, but there is nothing “just ns good” as the remedy which helped Mr McWalkcr. therefore ask for Doan’s Backache Kidnev Pills. They aro gold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per box (sis boxes 16s fid), or will ho posted on receipt of prico by tbo proprietors, Foster-McClellan Co., 76, Pitt street, Sydney, N-S.W. But bo sure they aro DOAN’S.

Not n minute should' be lost after a child shows symptoms of cholera infantum. The first unusual looseness of tho bowels should bo suliieient warning. if immediate and proper treatment is given, serious consequences will be averted. Chamberlain's Coho, Cholera abd Diarrhoea .Kemedy is thv sole reliance of thousands of mothers and by its aid they have often saved their children’s lives. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to-day. ft may save a life. All dealers sell it. Small size, Is 6d; largo size, 'is. In 1835 Indian elephants fetched JS4S; now they run up lo .£IOOO. The late Duke of Sutherland is said to have left ninety-two wills.

System I ” AHOTHEB TRIUMPH'FOB GLEKiHiTS TOHIG. Tho Cano oF Ft/Irs. J. S. HENDERSOM. ,(]U' A X.OC.U, UKPOBTER.J Our special writer wended his way to No, 8S Uniniiig Street, Wellington, where Mrs. Jessie Sarah Henderson resides. “ A statement lias molted my ears to tha effect, that you weie very ill nemo time ago, and that yon (fticoted a sensational recovery, 11 Euid the l oporter. “ I was very had with my liver, it is true, and the complications which set in almost; succeeded in potting mo under tho roil, t could not eat a bile of food without feeling a sense of groat discomfort in my stomach, whore the most e:c .operating puiim appeared. Great volumes of wind went roaming about mv inside, causing terrible agony, besides making my heart beat about twenty times mucker than usual. Sensations of choking and suffocating always attended those unbearable spasms of wind, and dull, weighty pains came in my chest. My back ami loins were the seat of lunch agony, and my nights’ rest were repeatedly spoiled by these visits of torture. Jn the daytime X felt drmvry and low-spirited. Gradually my energy and vitality died away; until at last I could I no: sweep the floor without being frightfully exhausted. Fainting fits wore of daily occurrence. After moving about the house for a while I was seized with a queer dizziness in my head, and I was obliged to tit clown quickly ,«-to prevent myself from tumbling down. Then everything revolved in a confused heap before my eyes, and I remembered no more till I found somebody bathing my forehead with cold water.” “ You were evidently very weal: 1 ” “ Yes,.and I got weaker every day. Tins (vo.il appetite 1 once had now’left me. w ith nc result that I got reduced to a rkeleton. ily face was deathly white, ami my eyes had fallen deeply into their sockets. Eruptions came out, on iny shin, a feature which troubled me greatly, as my flesh used to her as clear as crystal. Some nights I slept for two or three hours right off, but the dreams f had were so terrible that, on awaking from them, I was afraid to go to sleep again. The most shocking headaches attacked mo continuously, nearly driving me mad. I have sat with my r head in my hands for hours, and when 1 lifted it up again I could not open my eyes for several minutes in consequence of the violent agony._ My tongue was rough, and covered with an ill-tasting moisture. When I put my feet to the ground on rising in the morning my limbs ached and trembled; I could not stand for a few seconds without being overcome by exhaustion. ‘ My nerves were in a state of convulsion all day and night ; Sound of any description set them going at a great rate, and if anything fell down, or a knock came to the door, I trembled and shook like a leaf. I dare not go out in the dark, as I had a continual fear that something or somebody was after mo. Although I had the services of several doctors, they could not mend my broken-dorm, system, I tr.'sd a great many advertised medicine* in vain, and as I had sunk as low as it is possible to get without dying altogether, I .did not think I was going to live much longer. /I would prefer death at any time to lingering on in such abject misery. The many failures to obtain relief made me disheartened and hopeless. At this critical stage a friend called in and urged me to take Clements Tonic. All faith in medicines had descried me, but I thought as this was the only physic which I had not yet taken, X might as well try it.” And did you?” “If I had not taken Clements Tonic 1 would have been dead long ago. Yes, I took a rigorous course of Clements Tonic, which acted on my disordered liver like magic, ridding me, in good time, of all my cruel body pains. My nervous system was in jgoralci], and I soon slept, and ate well, putting r n flesh and petting heavier every day. Headaches, heart palpitation, and all symptoms of my complaint disappeared. Clements Tonic restored me to perfect health, and I am happy to say that you may p;i liah these remarks ior the benefit of other sufferers in any way you please,” STATUTORY DECLARATION, X, Jessie: Sarah UrxDßp.eox, of S 3 Tlainin?-stree\ Wc-llngten, in the Colony of New Zealand, do polemrsly and «ir>cc-reiy declare that I nave carefully rcinl 'ho annexed document, ci two feiios, End consecutively numbered from one to two, and that it contains and is a iruc ami faithful account of my cure by t foments Tonic, and aUo contains snr full permission to publish in any way my statements—which I jrivc voluntarily, without receiving any pavment; and I mahr thb solemn declaralk-a c.-Mieeieuttou-Iy believing the smug to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of an Act of the General A'ff'mbly cf New Zealand, Intituled ** The Justices of I'eace Act. 1552,”. Declared at Wellington, lb's 21.« t day of November *ce thousand nine hundred, before me, U’ HIX.UW.UTIf. JL.P.