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Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 10659, 6 March 1903, Page 4

prived of the last rftmaiolng pleasure fif liS^ r . ... r : r ' -=. :. r ... .>h-a "No doubt you were rather low-spirite* ed, Mr. Golding P" .... J "Yes; I was very v sad indeed. '^K hearing was not near bo good as itf> used to be either, ,al though this waa W derangement I did jnbt regret much r ad the intrusion of soun4 on niy/.ear3 war exceedingly irritatiDgj especially if 2t caind unawares; when my rLerve* rv£ brated to a shocking degree 1 ! When K retired co bed &% nightj 1 usually feU* into a ..heavy. duzeCdtlrini the^cpui'se of whie'd. I dfeanit All kinds # Jbiwmdablfc things; ... Tlion. I< awoke' wituA staaHJj^ 1 finding myself all of • a.^shlrfer mj^ mind greatly dtsturbedi' i JW ;: -t[H&' i -'" rer' mninder- of the night' l. remained in a] of uneasy w^kGffurness;"and j '*itt! always glad to see' the 'daylight feitec my. -rbomi Whatever little-^was fn^mi stomach ; ttir nes scur -iiuring; ;th« Jnigjri^ and in the mdfnings t lidd •frequ'eiit-ifit* of 'Vomiting, when s-a . ■green-Kjolonre^ fluid Avas. emittedv.Tliese, disagreeably operations produced ? depressing siclp headaches (if a more v charactei; than those from -which?l generally Buffered. My mouth, and -tongue were ,di&fi agreeably ü bitter and dirty, besides, being troubled, with k a soii.e'tlirpat, .which .madg it painful to swallow a^jgup of ., tesL, ,B^; irig •a,xi\T age* I f^Uy. thought, my sjeki ness was ;the , beginiiing i»f the "end, ancl i q.s' li n't her doctors npr cheniists could do me*aW"io^yi"th"6u'ghf :i Bif time- wis near at hand. . I painriot uiiderstanoj auybody wishing to cling to a life burdened with agony as mine was.- M vvould rather die th'aii cbntinue to exist like this. The repeated failures to;obta,iit a -.little- ease tnade^niie. brdkeii^pinjfcedjand Hbpei.e'ss; . I cqul)3 not hipv^ ifl bed at night without i being -Nearly ; tof* lured to death .^vith the; pains ithatmadd every bone in my^Jbody ache: -j'My cbni stitutipii; Was-, wrecked -when I^.w^s art old; main, „s,o $* naturally-, thoughtril-hag little 7 ciiaric# Of escape- from.: deaths -B| the . .way, db yoii know ivhat ag"6 I "I should take you to be about fiftyfive." • , -...., ■.•.". :..' .-„' : i .;-, ..• 'iludeed,-y(}u make r .a«mistalce. lan| sixty-six; v ,and . for '^jny. cpmpar ; atiy.ely i?oung i appearance -.and general, .."good health 't owe. a dgbt df gratitude to Cld* | ments Tpnic v which,,! consider, : is the only valuable ; medicine iii the market; -An' acquaintance told me that he had been practically raised froni- the. grave by Clements • Tonic, so I followed *hia advice, and boiiehtsome.'wnd in^leFa than a week I felt a bit better. PFke awful pains in my side wer6 driveni away, and my nervous system was :m» vigorated ; besides,: I could again itak« a fair quantity of food every: mealtime. I was able to walk with a firm, ;steady tread, and never again- experienced- flatulence or vomiting. That restless feeling departed, and I slept splendidly.; -A realisation of happiness returned as ; my liver and nervous diseases were submitting to the wonderful properties of Clements Tonic, and in^tim© I was I thoroughly cured. Friends and doctors -could scarcely believe their eyes wheat they saw me as stout and healthy as I had ever been. I have often recommended Clements Tonic to other poot sufferers, the results always proving } that there is nothing to come near it. -- . "I will publish your remarks if you do riot object r* ■ _ r , "Of course you can;i You _ may publish every word of this interview in any, way you like/*

,Sf ATOTOJRY DECLARAtIOM. ;, . . . :) ■ t, AicHAKD <GoEDiNb, i tif No, 46 Antlgua^tre«V ■Chrlstcbnrbh. In the "Colony of New: Zealand- do. fo>mnly wd 'sincerely declare that^have c.rej fiiiW read theannexeddocument, consisting of jgirea ifolios, and consecutlVely , nn i» ber ? a V? 1 ?.^ l ? LSI andtbat It contains and is ateueandfalthfulaccopnt ,of royiHness and cure brClenwntßTanic. and al|p contains my full .permission.*) publish --In WXH my statementfr-which I give yoluntarily, wirtJouJ vrecelvine any payment; and I make this solemn SratfoS/c^ true, and by virtue of tht provisions of an^ Ad t of£h« General Assembly of New Zealand, Intituled " Th^ Justices of Peace Act 1882." Declared at Sydenbain this twelfth day of Decem. ber, one thousand nine handred, before' me, \ E.H."WCKBTrS,J.I», '

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