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Otago Witness, Issue 2436, 21 November 1900, Page 69

* 4r B v Searches in Vaifi till he finds (by our special EEroRTEK.) an effort ar.d came cut here, andas. I havi „ , , . , L, T .. T , told you I rallied a lit Lie. What was ray Our reporter knocked at So. 21 Harmer- distress, however, to fmd after I hadta' itreet, Sydney. A gentleman opened the here for a time that I wa.s setting door. b B "Do I speak to Mr. Bryce?" asked our As Bad as _ver. re »°You do/ answered that gentleman. This fvf ™ STS T f T fc auxiet £> a , s . J ha <? « Well, I have heard that you experienced f n(!erol J' hoped that I was on the high roafl ' J l to recovery. I made haste to supply mysel! A Great Recovery - with a powerful tonic, hoping to ward Oi, , , ... , , cm x the worst symptoms. But I was ■>f your health by the use of Clements •> l Tonic," Bitterly Disappessiieel. "I did, and j'ou are welcome to the I began to get as bad as ever. I tried any fullest, information I can give you. I con- quantity of the mediciaes I saw advertised Bider the way Clements lonic eftectcd a cure f or nervous, complaints. Every one. of them in my _ was a dismal -failure, and I could- not find weng-stsißeisng. Case, " _ a remedy that could abate -a single symptom" as something little less than miraculous. I of m^ terrible complaint. One day "■■ - was ill for a very long time. As a matter • A Personal Frieincfl ~" - ' Df fact, I wunc out from Scotland, of which t H - d _ b - ihinldrin country Lam a native, with a view to thafj pc , hapSj ft remeJy wMch cm . cd _* , - Improve my HeaSth," might do you some good. but I am sorry to say that the sea voyage ■'* Our&& IVle and change had but a temporary effect.' Of o f a dangerous illness. - I asked him what course, as you may see, lam 111 j t waß> < This is it,' he said, and lie proExccfSerst Health now, dvc f d a ; bottle of Clements Tonic. I laughed at the idea of any more tomes. However, xnd can ottend regularly to my duties wilh he loft thu bottle making me Ihe Company by * horn lam engaged. But Promise to Try it. Dnce I was -always falling sick and. being aid up. I suffered from an extraordinary I ,t, to °k or three doses one after tha Si _. _ , . . other. In a few hours I was forced to adniit •$ Ksrvous Complasnt, to myself thafc j felfc a .vhich utterly defied the efforts of the Decided Change ioctors. Sometimes 1 was completely pros•rated. Work of any kind was an absolute for . tlie better. • I certainly felt better in mposaibility. I couldn't even read A news- spirits. In fact I- felt almost cheerful to paper. My head ached violently. My thlllk th at I had found \carfcbeat very rapidly and I had a sensa- Something at Last which had :ir vu pp S anT g V&SC " S> an EfFect »pc» my CornGasp for my Breath. pi-tot. Hope revived, and I ™ .... . „ „, ... serat for s©?m© mere Clememia ihere was nothing in my throat, though ; it ' <\ as a spasmodic action of the muscles of my ■ '©mo. .hroat, caused by the disordered state of my Nor was I disappointed. This remedy aerves. At least, that's what the doctors had a most distinct and noticeable re,u Scotland said. My limbs on these occa- cuperative effect. My appetite, which sions trembled as though I was suffering had almost totally deserted me, returned rom ague. Sometimes I suffered from a with, as I might say, extra force. There's 'eelicg of no mistake, Clements Tonic makes yon eat. Anxiety and Dcep<m« e ncy. fflffij 25-~?_! C goXj no better as time went on, but worse. nervous prostration Finally I was carefully examined and over- Gradually ansS 'Surety " -tamed by a physician, and 'he came to 'the * conclusion that I was afflicted with some gave way to Clements Tonic. I obtained sort of liver-disease, and it was the improper l°ag nights of refreshing sleep for .the first u-orking of this organ that brought on these time for many years ; and I awoke in the Jistreasing symptoms. He recommended a mormug 111 a cheerful frame of mind, wifch jareful system of dieting, outdoor exercise, a go° cl appetite for my breakfast, and a A nd a ohaugcof air ; and he prescribed some . positive desire to engage in some work. By eery powerful medicines for me. I carried sticking closely to Clements Tonic -«ut his instructions to the very letter, but jj EsrSsr©sy Era.cßJoa.lec3 his medicines had no permanent restorative - us dj M h affect. I still continued to sufier from the . afflic<ed m | fol . yenrs . lam now constituLemble tionally as sound as a bell. I never have Fits ©f Nervous Prostration. now so much as a flutter of the heart ; and , , . „ . T „ T as to nerves, I have none — that is,- 1 don't Another doctor that I saw said I was suffer- f d that j hftve any _ and : thillk that . a - mg irom a peculiar form of heart trouble. .* J 1 began to have no faith in doctors, as I prep re » er Way to Fee!." only sef-med to get woi - se under their treat- r * ment. The confinement consequent upon my Mr. Bryce here 'held out his hand, and complaint began to undermine my consti- showed our reporter that it was perfectly Mition. I can safely saj' that I never had steady. one hour's consecutive sleep, and when I " And you attribute your cure entirely t« woke I did bo Clements Tonic ?" Wirfcfrl a c'l^OCkc 'l^OCk "Yes, I most certainly do; and I also _' ' owe it to humanity to make the nature of and ail in a cold sweat, just as though I had m y complaint and its cure public property." nightmare. My digestion grew very bad. Our reporter then thanked Mr. Bryce fot i?y food came back after very nearly every hi s mo st intelligent answers, and witb^ meal. I never took any pleasure in eating. drew. In fact it was onty a trouble to me. 1 lost _______ much weight and grew very STATUTORY DSCLAP.ATiOH Weak and De^iSitatsd. -^^ Fer of H 21 H «meMtre^ I had a stooping figure and a parchment-like TOlcmnly Tn^sfncw^y^ecLi^t'hafThave^refully sfein : and although that is long enough ago perused ai:d have signed the aocompanying document, I looked then ten years older than Ido now. consisting of the preceding nine folios, numbered Ito W^t mno l»nt fin?™* r.f different, sortq nf 9, and the tame contains a Inie nnd faithful account In ot one, but aozens or ciiaei ent soi us oi of my il]negs and oure by clemonts ToniCi and T medicines did I try. xnese this solemn declaration conscientiously believing tho ... _ j~_ __»j A _. *%.._,_. same to be true and by virtue of the pro\ 1910113 of an ASS Pl-Otessea tO CJwre Act made and passed in the ninth year of the rehra , . , mi ,1 of Her present MajeßU, intituled an Act for the more nervous complaints, lney were worse than effectual Abolition of Oaths and Affirmations taicen useless. I never had one minute's relief and mnde in various Departments of the Government from any one of these so-called remedies. ?f? f New South Wales, and to substitute Deuiaiv.tions « +l .,ti ml! i n ;j „„ ;,, wi Tho Anrinr* in lieu thereof, and for the suppression cf voluntary At last 1 was laid up m bed. J.ne doctors and extra-judicial Oaths and Affirmations. s.aid they could do « Kotß-Ecng for EVIe. \^ xX-> $W ._* lii short they gave me up, and suggested X ; .rfv(t {^AV* \ Q/ . _/ vjwjtV&t that the only thing that could do me any •^^ (J good was a long sea voyage — that is if I was Declared in Sydney this ESIK 3f May, ISdS, betOP ghyeicallj; »tro^& enough tsijeaE iS. I made me, ja_es __.o&psoh, J.if. ■