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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11452, 17 June 1899, Page 3

PUBLISHED BY SPECIAL ARRANGKMKXV. MACGILLEROY'S MILLIONS, .By TZA DUFFUS IIAttDY. Axuhor of " In the Springtime o.' Lovo," " Love '- in Idleness," ' Tho Gul Ec Did Xos ilarry," " A Woman1.. Loyalty," . " A New Othello," "; Only a Love Story," etc. [OOPYKIGHT.j

■ U, . - ' A Truthful Narrative of Great Suffering., and A Radical Ciire.! THE CASE OF MRS. JAMES WILLIAMS.. . . , (From the " Marrickville Jievietv," IG/7/9S.J with me from the first. It gave my shab(by our special reporter.) tered nerves a calm and peaceful tone,-thus " Get the plain, unadulterated truth ! » J!™^ "ie *° «et Some ™tural the These were the- instructions given to our *ant™*h"* , i • ' reporter when he was'despatched to inter- Was Killing Me. , s view Mrs. James Williams, of Holmesdale •It strung me together,-and braced me up, Street, M.u-rickviUe, Sydney and 1' soon got that I could stand more - Our Reporter wa^e fortunate enough to find noise and conversation, which only recently1' Mrs. Williams at home, and on his explain- would have thrown liielnto ing the motive of his visit -that lady ac- AqV v- -m-.. - I coidetl him a most nearty welcome. No Js. an&sing D-it. i ''"Vj:5; one, to look at Mis. Williams now, would The remedy gave me" an appetite, and -1J ever suspect thAt she had suffered from any ' could eat a hearty meal." '^ ~ serious illness. She is a fine specimen of a. " I suppose you,"soon became entirely ie-, woman, and'looks in grand health. Our re- suscitated ?"' -_ ' I-u [jorter complimented her on her appearance. "Yes, being'able to sleep and eat'once • " 1 was vc-ry different a little while ago," more, I soon got;strbng, and my cheeks fille-1 • said Mrs. Williams, with a smile. ollt rapidly. ,A ;fej\v bottles "completely-put "And that's, what I want to hear all me right. I ;am sure .there is nVremeclv in, 'about," responded the newspaper man. le world to, "be of 'in 'the sanuj' "I suffered," continued Mrs. Williams, breath with 'Clements Tonic, and I h'avf "from great proof of that, for,'in addition to my cnvir G-eneral Debility and Nervousness, cure> n for I was seriously ill for many months." Rescued my Little Girl, " , " How do j'ou account for it, Mrs. °f three and a, half years of age, from a Williams?" , most distressing malady." " I vias travelling by rail once, and three "?, lo. u^ c 'e;T mucn to hear about pickpockets followed me, and jostled me as thafcjj'Vsaid our repiit icy. ■, - ' ') [was getting into the car, and they sue- <:'W.ell, I-will tell you -all' about, it. "I < ceeded in picking my pocket of my purse, *°°k tHe child to a funcra), and I now'thiuk which contained >~ considerable sum in gold. '* was a very unwise thing to do. -'My. little They were very violent, and the shock of it girl-was very frightened, and weut off in a" .ill " dead Seriously-Upset Me. Paint at the Graveside." A few seconds after the assault I got ve"ry " What was the result ?" faint in the train, and then commenced to "For seven months she suffered from vomit violently. From that moment I date what the doctors said was .11 my trouble When I got home I was yifcus> DancQ Entirely Prostrated. Herlimbs would , hake ard moye '. n Ternbie headaches came on, which were so way. In addition to this eczema broke on: violent as to nearly drive me mad. It was all over the back of the child's head. It *a<Leu times worse than neuralgia. Day by day a very bad'case.. She was a.fine fat.phild beI got worse. I had'no-longer any desire for fore she received i,he sliockj,© herftnefVVs j food, and I never got any sleep, but only spoke about, Hut* afterwards got-very-.ihin dropped oft'-non-and- again into an uneasy < Her appetite was very queer, and she craved ■loze. Then I should get wide awake in a for strange foods." momenc, and find myself '« How came you to give the chil.i - Shaking all Over. ' C 1?? m _ants. Tonic, Mrs v Williams ?" . ,-,- T " J T i,' ', .' '' J *'I read a;case-in'a little book very ii'vi.Of course I notable to do any of my that of my child's, "it much im P re SS cVn f * .louseworK. - aud j stArte - a to ■ th hild C 1 "Isuppose not, Mrs. Williams. I wonder Tonic. , Perhaps you will hardly behove^*t ..t your being able to get about at all. ' but it -is perfectly true, two bottles ' "Yes, during the earlier stages, of my , •) . .disease I, managed,to get up And sit in a ' Entirely Cured Her chair, and sometimes I fe\t &s though the of both her' complaints—the St. Vit'is chair was sinking through the floor with me, dance and' the , eczema. I was .astonished i and at other times I should feel benumbed that the remedy should drive away these I all over. And when I attempted to stand two very serious ailments" so very speedily jup I was seized giddiness, and fell The child at once started to eat with a j back in my chair." natural appetite, and got fat and well in no "Were there any other marked symp- time. Clements Tonic cured the St Vitus' toms?" Dance'in " Yes, in addition to the headaches I have » -rt n ■»«■ spoken of I had a, pain in the chest and A MarVeiiOUS Manner, between the shoulders. It felt as though aa<^ tne little girl's head was perfectly clean chore was a moving ball of wind around my *v a very short time. So now you can see heart." why I have such faith' in Clements Tonic." " Had you obtained medical advice at this "And may we publish all this,' Mrs. timr?" -- • Williams?" " Yes. One doctor thought '" Every word of 'it. It is but my duty t« T.j_ finnwimminn make it»'lcn?Wt«. that other sick ones nia\ lc was Consumption have the beiefit of Clements Tonic as m * Uiat had attacked me, and another medical • child and myself di'l. , - man suggested that fatty degeneration of - the heart was the cause of this pain. They STATUTORY dppi arattav prescribed for me, but their medicines had ~ K^SSSiSSJSS Ho«c no efiect upon my complaiut. Then they ,treet, MarrickviDe,' near Sydney, in the Colony orSeu recommended a change of air aud scene— South Wales, do solemnly »nd sincerelj declare that they said nothing, else would do me any l h*ve owefully read the annexed document, consist good-but I wa^ unable to act on thi I&&&W<£S£^2^!Z% aavice.' or mj illness by Clements Tonic, and also " And how did it all end, Mrs. Williams ?''■ .contains ray full permission to publish' the same in " Well, I got from bad to worse, and I ."Ll^iv"^!- 1 '. nak« this solenin declaration con _~ t nrn j,i r 5 scientious.y believing the same to be true, and bwas 101 cea to virtus oi the jJrov lsions of au Act nude aud pabsep v 'Va'U-a +n rn-xr "R«rl the ninth year of theieign of her preEent Maic»is iaKe tO my ±Sea, intituled " An Act for the more effectual abolition d aud to eet my s,isler-in-l<xw to come to nurse S atna and Atfi'™*tions token and made in the lariou me I§had now got into such an irritable X^^^SSSSSS^ni^Z^^L and nervous state that the noise of the the inppreasiou of volunUr> and cxtra-judicicti Oitl traffic (and there is not much of that down a"d Affidavits." . _ this way) would throw me into fits of ' | trembling. I wasted away terribly and I s? a> * / ' / •*•* • was the colour of death. The many doctors .'■ *¥/)/: / /jC *%?// I who attended me weie unable to do anything '■ Ys(&&-£$&'Cn /^Vj4«sfjtj2o for me, and at lael iv Jf I ~ I They Gave me Up. _ , i r j a t- i-j. tiT , Declared at Marrickville, near Sydney this SOth I never expected to get better. I thought day of June,"ISOS, before me, °Ju"e. v- tß'B o'tn jmy end was near. I was in this state when ' 'kg BRERETO\ a neighbour brought me in a small bottle of T ..,. „„,,„„ ,' "' . A ' ' m i m -^ i <• n i m l cau ondorse every word mv wife b»w .. in Wi, Clements Tomc-lt was nearly full. She her cure a. we ]i asm.. ohUd's cure b " 'expressed me most earnestly to try it." Tsr.ic. ----- . vKji-.e.!.* " Which you did do ?" y "I did, and for which I am devoutly v (I S" tjiankful, for this small bottle was the be- loj^,, YY //', g>«sMingof my recovery from my dreadful ' I L<\sWcuytJ> &\a&vs. Clements Tonic worked wonders If

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