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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 6, Issue 47, 14 June 1895, Page 3

An infant son of Mr T. Rowe, a well known settler at Foxton, met with his death under painful circumstances on on Saturday. Tna child was eating a piece of carrot, which became embeded in its throat, and death resulted from suffocation. WILL ¥ol] BE WISE ? OR FOOLHARDY ? SUCH SYMPTOMS AS HEADACHE, BACKACHE, SLEEPINESS, INDIGESTION, &c., INDICATE A DISORDERED LIVER. CLEMENTS TONIC IS A PROMPT AND POSITIVE CURE. CLEMENTS TONIC DOES NOT TREAT SYMPTOMS, IT REMOVES THE CAUSE FOE PROOF READ THIS Mr. Oh as Friar, Nelson, N.Z., who writes on May 15th, 189B:—I am much pleased to bear testimony to the value of Clements Tonic. For seven years I suffered from chronic dyspepsia, and consulted many doctors, and took gallons of different medicines, none of which did me the slightest good. Every meal I took used to cause me great inward pain, and invariably I used to throw it up again. At length 1 had to make all my meals perfectly dry, and in a recumbent position, but without benefit. Accidentally I got hold of one of Clements Tonic pamphlets, and after reading its contents I resolved to try the medicine. After taking the first nottle I could take my food without lying down, and three bottles cured me entirely. I can now take my food solid, and liquid together, without the slightest after pain or tendency to throw it up. I feel perfectly well and have gained considerable flesh, whereas when the complaint was on me I was as thin as a skeleton. My age is 42, and present weight eleven stone four pounds. I shall consider it my duty to recommend Clements Tonic to all who suffer as I have done. —Chas Friar, Nelson, N.Z. Dance. A DANCE will be held in the TOWN HALL, Havelock, on SATURDAY (to-morrow) Evening. Admission —Gents, 2/-; Ladies, free. FOB SALE OH TO LET. SECTION No. 63, town of Have? lock, containing nearly three acres, substantially fenced with posts and wire, making a secure paddock ; also, — Section 86, near Mississippi Villa, containing 3 roods 16 perches. Full particulars on application to C, H. MILLS.