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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9878, 25 February 1901, Page 4

Known ft Pull a Man Together when Nothing Else Would do Him any Good. At the time I took little interest in anything, but I had juit enough curiosity to ask him irhat it wm.' He didn't tell me then, but next day he brought me half A Bottle of Clement* Tonic He {old me how to take it, and gave me the first dole himself." . . - "Did you notice anything 1" "No, I didn't, for I'forgot all about It But my friend came next day, and asked me hew I felt, and I had to tell him that I had ■ forgotten to take any more of the medicine. • You Look a Little Brisker, anyhow,' he replied, and I certainly did feel a trifle brighter. He then took a parcel and ; placed it on the table by jthe\bed«ide.> It contained half-a-dozen bottle»of Clements Tonic, which he Wad taken the trouble to get expressly for me. 'Now,' he said,' I hope you won'tShaye to take the lot, but there : the bottle* are if you should require them.'" *' /'.How did you get on 1" "From that moment I Took No Other Medicine, nor did I. try any of the 'local treatments,' as I used to oall them, which were continually being reoommended to me. I think 1 told you I was little else than Skin and Bone; Well, after a few doses of Clement* ! Tonio I started to eat. I didn't seem v «ble to get enough of .anything, as the people round me were afraid to gire me too much at a time, owing to my great weakness. 1 began to ' ' Feel Quit* Cheerful, too, and took a lively interest in the newspapers. Whole nightelhad used to lie awake, but now I slept like a. top from 10 o'clock to 8 o'clock the next morning. I was able to get up and i Walk Short Distances; " and a marked improvement was noticed in me every day. The way I put on flesh was * wonderful. People who saw me said mint was a case of , The Recovery from the .after, ejects of fever that,they had -aeen,and'thesame people hadprophesied that I wouldn't get weir for a year or two, but they .we're all, wrong. ,-,!» two. or three months I was knocking about the plantation, and getting fatter and Stronger. Day. by Day; I told them what had cured.me. I don't know what i« in Clements Tonic, butlt seems ■ a thorough. ■ Specific Against Fever, ' . and it pulls one round .wonderfully qniokly when quinine' and other drugs usually used for that complaint have no effect." " I suppose you have no objection to your case being made-public?" ' "Oh, no, none at all, and I think that" steps should be taken to inform people in marshy districts of the protective qualities of Clements Tonic,,.and that it t should be supplied by the squatters to v 'r -, . All Ailing Station Hands." Our reporter then, having thanked Mr. Gibb for his courtesy, took his leave. Dccbred at Sydney, this 19lh d*y of April, IMS before me, O. H. FOLKY, J.P.

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