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Timed and Tried. WEIGHED AND NOT FOUND WANTSNG. A Story for Sceptical Minds. The Case Of Mrt. J. RENNIE. " I got very little indeed, for I was tossin» about most of the time ; then I got up and — — — had a drink of water now and again, and (A srECiAL investigation). tried all sorts of things to get to sleep, bub When all is said and done, there is only j* ™»° u f e - Some nights I dozed away naeujr uo*i *~ iC * " . , , f f T could stand the awful suspense no longer matters as are »P° ken °* b y *$%*£? I called out < Who's there?' It all seeme<s Rennie, of No. 192 Cumberland Stieet, go j. haye gQfc up afc fom , o , dock thJJunedin. ,TAnrß, TAnrB nc ,o " morning and walked outside because I could A i ll i t ll f i !i v «°T w«. y fn such a not sleep, so you can *cc what a miserable rem irked that lady I . wm in such a h / d If a fell to tUe flooE delicate state of health _ that I had to go to a nerves {a j hospital « 1 felt ■» f^^ly »" ™ •* * lot of bother with my heart, which was rrssi ca s %"di°a: ha B urf ! g-^g£!S*» *•»-* that * — ought to be *** * llVe tO^Yo qq u U are SC atrtunate woman to hay. "* Did BU l g 2°oc t ors al ay^hYt wm wrong -cohered as well as your appearance indiwithal ♦* quired 4^s^ "S&JSI. T^^Zg^ete'ry thing for been instructed to enquire mto^ this matter even fc j * "They«iiditw M mylw«ja«twMoutirf £ condition as I have described to order and that I had indigestion in a very bad P y well look rorpr ; Bed , form. I knew that much myself for I had J ' * {act { £ M - such a heavy 1 *; daughter brought me a bottle of "elements to fair y gasp for brtath, tod ■ometteies the S * sftw j gaid , Whafc pains in tha* wttwOTi. ' JJJte Aat I had kind » b this haye me ? . to squeeze mv chert with .both hands to try . this _ bl f fc a trial to suppress tliem. J^Jo^n here, too y P tune.-Eo.) But I know th« T d • i!T sen"«?'i,J?f£il^«««HatfSf5 en "« ?'i,J?f£il^«««HatfSf wort£ of Clements Tonic now, for I took the right side, I had the most «ci :uciat ing and fchen on wifch fche agonies # that a auffenng lonian could medicine tm j was like i ' one born again . € | struggle against, and when I had taken any b how jo f ul x was w hen Clemente food the pains la my stomach were so great %™f? h * to me tho firsfc real relief that I could hardly endure them It felt -as « pains that I had yet experienced, though I were chock full ofwmdthat could k £ oq m legB tiis not escape, and until it was belched _ away * disappeared, and when the pain, the torture I had * put hd witl b w as to^ h side }md I set-med indescribable. Before I took . 11 : mysel f . I b / living in a di ff ere nt world altogether. had often heard people talking, about m- * son . ow ftnd sufferil f a 8 it dig^tion.andlusedtothmkitcouldnot had been before j Btarted on Cle s ments be half so bad as they tried to make , out ; ld jind ha ineas . but 1 know how terrible it is ' now and I j am ki^ cf the tim^ when would like to aid those who are suffering in F properly to work o tt the saire way to get rid of it. IflhJ* system and had curecf my nervousness, drink of water or a cup o ! tea^l • ««»; a / d w y hen j could eat , and sleep right through tion mmy stomach as if 11^^" «S»f each ni S ht and not have » dream of any over a big stone. The loss e£ my^PPetaU sort> j* waB a wonder to me thafc anyfchin J was another of my nusfortame a. Jut Ijjm could d o r whe! determined not to starve, so I used to make J' g bad b | liofcbs my.elf eat, yet I did not gain •nything, by Clements Tonic to do, doing so as I invariably had to ' K° out »to auccee ded in doing everything that wu the yard and vomit everything up again. stopping my heart from Oh lit was pitiful to see how weak I got «J &nd Win^ J on st th with no color in my face aud no «>bition ep g^ P - kno^ n 8 & |, desire to do anything. For all the good I work thafc had so B off from was I might ]ust as well have been out of d feebleness again became the'world altogether, and in one way it J^ nd j , ook »n» n Clementa would have been better so, for then I would I h have been free from the agonies that were .« health » making me a complete wreck. Across my c P any objection to your state. forehead I was afflicted with pains that menfei mad / b J lic ? „ I seemed to affect my sight, and in my eyes "None" whatevir. You may public there w.s a feeling as it they were too large ge>]3 for their sockets. I used to put vinegar and •> •> * water cloths -to my head to* see if they . STATUTORY DECLARATION, would give me ease ; but whatever relief I Jakb r of m CumbeHand . stl . eet> got did not last long, and alter tne oriei din> in the Colony of New z, a i an d, do sole lun lp respito the pains seemed to get ten times im d eincerely declare that I have carefully, wor»e «Mv doctor advised me to put some read the annexed document, consisting of two ««;,.ifo «n o ninth and then annlv to mv folios, and consesutively numbered from one fc 0 twei spirits on a cloth ana tnen appiy to my ftjjd thafc . fc oontains and ig a true aßd , aitWu j head, but it was all useless, lhere was acCo unt of m.v illness and cure by Clements Tonic, nothing in the way of medicine which could and also contains my full permission to pub iigh iij cive me the least help against my afflictions, any way my statements-which I give volun-i give men. S, S wnß nparlv driven tarily - without receiving any payment; ftn d I and so I went on until 1 was nearly daven mak J thig golemn deolßl . aSi ; oni conscientiously believ< to despair. I closed my eyes for a i ng the same to be true, and by virtue o f th« moment, when I opeued them I could see provisions of an Act of the General As3en rt>ly oi small black specks dancing all round, and I N«w paland, intituled "The Justices of Pc Me Abused to get bo giddy that 1 had to hold on to . _ t anything handy and call out for some one Q. A°J to bring me a chair. 1 got so feeble that I J \>e*uu ot^ felt as if I could just lie down and never Declared at Dunedin. this sixteenth day of Marcs' bother about getting up again. <* oae thousand nine hundred and three, vef ore me, < •' How did you rest at nights V* * wm, d. hunter, j.p.

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Otago Witness, Issue 2677, 5 July 1905, Page 77

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Page 77 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 2677, 5 July 1905, Page 77

Page 77 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 2677, 5 July 1905, Page 77

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