WHY IS IT ?

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9669, 11 April 1893, Page 2

WHY IS IT ?

Why ib it that death should some before the al'o tol uge of ' threo scoro and ton, and why bo many millions of humm bei ]•, b never live to threo ecoro and fivo, and why that not one in every thousand !iv>j to ihrea score years? Wo bill ourselves. Mnuy interoeiing pntticulirs ore found in tnbloß of phyß : oljgietsand writer! on hygiene. Tho eminent phyfiio'ogiets, Uallcr end Button, present interesting purticu'ara oa thf bu'oj ct of longevity. They treat it in two way 8, historical an I physical Tho historical eile of the recitation of all fa ts known of the onlurully ordinary anJ oxtrome duration of life and the physical aspect of tho problem iavolves the coatotuplation of tha great nuturtil phaseß of developoment of the epeoies, digestioa, periol of growth and length of life.

Mankind pa} a too litllo attention to the warning voice of nature, signs of approaching calamity are unheeded, tho disorganization of (he affected organ incrcci a and after a time becomes inseHßibly then no pain is felt and tho sufferer is deluded into tho belief that bo Ins ebakoa off the disease, nothing could be more erroneous or dangerous, for the compluiut hie only p'Bsei oq one fu thor stage towards the end and nature ceases to send those warning aches and painß sb they were nnnolicoJ when sent, the debility and weakness inoroasus however an! nervousness, los* of appetite, and goner jl l.n^our oo mo on and a cold is caught in tho kidneys, lungs or liver and another ifo is sacriffoed to Brighi's diseusn, Consumption, or some other serious aal fatal disease. Scoffera oaa lulk aa th y I ko at the virtues claimed for Clemonta Tonio but even the most prcju iieod tuon know U is genuine ami doci possess merits no other mediciae ever diJ, as instmced ia tho following case. "For the pißt four years I have been a greit sufferer from revere pains in fie back and left side, being ut times quite unable to do any work or even walk about. I suQ-.rod in this way until it bcc.rno quite unbearable ami in Fobruary, 1889, 1 oouBulto 1 a physician who treated me for seventeen months, and duiiag yfo time I suffered the severest torturoWradcr h'u treatment and instead of improving oontinued to get worse, hs raid at la it, " I buve done all I can an i you will never be better." This diove me to d*B}> .ir »uJ I went undor another doctor's tr%>»^t cuent for four months an I took about 3)' bottles of medicine but with no roeult. I was giving up all hopes when I roid of tt)9 wonderful euros effected by Cements' Tonio and on my husband's advioo I triud it, and after the use of only three bottle < I was quite a different woman. 1 ha 1 taken 15 bottles and feel as well and strong as ever and can do my work with cas'j and pleasuro, whereas it was a gr^at iroublo before uoing Clements' Tonio, I can now also walk for milen without fati^uo. Before taking ihU medicino 1 h»vo often euffer.d with Neuralgia for weeks at a time and could never got' any relief but sinC9 taking Clements' Tonic / have novor had an attaok of it ainoe 1 , as a result of my erprrierioe I have 'much pleasure in recommending it" to ' utl affictod. Mrs S. E.' Baker," S wan Bt'ee(, Morpo;h, N..S.W. Reader :— lt ia/nqy wondpr interested people' qhquld be jealous of Cleinonts' Toniu wheq its patrons write such spontaneous praiso. as «hat? yet there is not a mail baj co «oi out our way bat what brings ub similar lau »' ?• M « Clemente 1 Ncwtown Now fomU Walw.