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weakness increased so did my limbs ache al the more, and the pain across my loins wai so bad that I did not like moving about With a furred tongue and a bitter taste h my mouth every morning, how could ! expect to feel otherwise than sick ? And 1 have yet to mention the severe pains tha - attacked me between my shoulders. It was like something pricking me all the time and then there \\ ere buzzing sounds in mj ears, too. All those things tended to niak« me the most unhappy of men, and to knov by the cloudy sediment in the urine that mj kidneys were also deranged only aceentu ated my feelings of misery. My nerve: had become somewhat shaky under this incessant strain, and the loss of weight ] sustained was almost appalling. ' • " Did you get any of it back when yoi " commenced with Clements Tonic ? " " Rather ! but that was not the only waj in which I benefited by using that wonder ful medicine, as it acted in such at extraordinary style that it put new life int< me, and I felt myself getting more inclinec to do some work every day. As an inv-gor ator I am sure there is nothing to approact Clements Tonic, for it seemed to act like ? charm upon every weak spot and iea.v( strength behind it. The poor attempts J used to make to eat were incideuts of the pasb after I had been under Clements Tonic a while, and what I can give especial credii to that medicine for was for making me Bleep well. Its soothing influence over the nerves was quite remarkable, while its action upon my kidneys was all that 1 could desire. To find all these improvements taking place .after I had been ailing so long, and after I had been disappointed to often by other medicines, was something that made me extremely thankful tc Clements Tonic for, and I think it only right that I should try and comfort those ailing now. by letting them know that the means by which my health was regained are at their own command. It was a great relief to me to be free from the oppressive feelings in my chest, for then I could breath without any trouble, and another merciful amelioration of suffering which came through using Clements Tonic was the eradication of the pains from the lower part of my back and also from between my f houlders. I had not taken a great quantity of that medioin6 before the vomiting troubles were entirely stopped, and the windy spasms that had caused so much torture were treated with equal success. To be once again able to get about without any aches or pains was enough to make any man joyful, and for being animated with renewed activity like I was, I am always mindful that it was Clements Tonic which made me so. My experience goes to show that there can b« no question about that medicine's suprenvacj over all others for ailments such as mine, and, as I said before, I am sorry I did not know of its reliab.lity and worth before." " Better late than not at all." "Yes, indeed; but I would like othei sufferers to know about Clements Tonic as early in their illness as possible, so you mas publish these remarks in any way it pleases you." STATUTORY DECLARATION. I, Joiih McLhav, of No. 51 Bay View Terrace, Mail land stree», Dunedin, in the Colony of New Zealand do solemnly and sincerely declare that I ha\ c careftills read the annexed document, consisting of three* folios and conseoutively numbered from one to three, ano that it contains and is a true and faithful account of my illness and cure by Clements Tonic, and als< contains my full permission to publish iv asy waj my ttfctements — whioh I give voluntarily, without reoeninor any pr.jment; and I make this solemr declaration conscientiously belie\ ir.fr the samo to b« true; and by \irtneof the provisions of an Act oi the Central Assembly of Xew Zealand, intituled " Till Justices of Peace Act, 1882." Dccl-»ie«l at bdiiedin, t'uu Utl.i il 13 of Harch, or.« thousand miae hunched and three, o*iore rue, 11. CIiIbUOLJI, J.P^