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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9906, 30 March 1901, Page 4

HOURS OF TORTURE and MISERY A Troublesome Liver. YET HE WAS THE KNOW". The Case of Mr. B. MILLS. *^J™gJS2?S&&i£Z I . . . I felt dizzy and faint through walking (By oar Aepoiier.) a f ew yart j s , my aching limbs giving . . .„ „_ y. a ■„ way beneath me. My bowels were very The racing season will soon oe in { ul boi constipated for two or full Bwing right through the. lustra- three ,- days and then a violent attack lasian colonies. Speculators in mines of diarrhoea came on; and took the last and building societies, members ot the s rk of v i ta lity out of my feeble frame. various stock exchanges, and investors j conld lie down on the broad of my of capital in all grade* of life have their back d and t feel tired Regt "bit" en with, the energetic bookmaker, wajj & ]oafc ' bl?ssing) for j could not get I ■ : who, ■ when the numbers go up, is : . or After tossing and < usually the last one; to laugher and,; fct £ nmg r aDO ut for hours, I sometimes therefore, laughs loudest.^ The hope 4 ol_ feU a : heavy doze, which lasted , making a rise on so and so (whicn^is. a 00^p i e o f hburg usually. Then I the proverbial dead bird), stimulates awoke sudden i y f rom some hideous the knowing ones ....to .leave their warm . dreain ;- ■ w hich had been running through bWSinorder to see-their favourites per- brain all the timej f ee ii ng myse if i n -form their morning spins. The widow a at gtate of nervo us. excitement, •reluctantly entrusts her mite with a and covered w ith perspiration. I friend, who "knows something, to put dreaded the thought of falling asleep it T on the gee-gee he thinks best; wner scrainj f or f ear o f a recurrence of the he generally returns to express *he hope °j dream> and used to long for day- ' tfiat a" similar investment may meet witl) ,- ht t0 appeal w hen I arose and went "better luck next, time.' Mr. Ben- t^TOUg v the hours o f torture and misery jamin Mills,- residing in Tarborough- uke o*e0 * c half dead . My eyes felt swolstreet, Ponionby, Auckland, happened , and > throat was often so sore to be "m the j know' through his 17 t h a t I could not swallow. The least years; experience in the grocery_ trade; noise op exertion made my . and,,in. the course of a yam with the tremble in every limb. Another eviwnter, the secret was divulged. --. dence oi nervousness being a strange " Between ten and twelve years ago fa tha( . something unwelcome was began Mr. Mills, "I was laid low with ■ •' to happen . i use d to give little ;■» diseased liver, combined with a very | um £ s in my % lee p, 8 o I have been told, ■bad.fprm of general.debility.; : Ift«-^ though I was flinching from a blow. on m life I suffered with rheumatics, Peop i e had t o speak loudly to make so altogether I have had a very bad me ear them . i fc looked as though I *IIS e A i .. .. "' . waa losing my hearing altogether, so "Can you describe the symptoms you deaf did f become." experienced? _ "You had quite a number of ail"I am sure I can. They are quite ments » fresh in my memory, although it is a « Y e's; I had, and I was quite played long time ago since my troubles ended. out But on top of m y liver troubles I The first sign of failing health was the had an excrutiating attack of rheumagradual disappearance of colour from my tism when this came on I was comcheeks, my face soon became very sal- p i e tely paralysed. Imagine a wrecked low and aged-looking. Then I went constitution under such circumstances! off my food. My appetite was capri- j have Been Btro ng : people unable to cions, as I could eat a htle one day move through rheumatism alone, so you and none the next. I may 3™^ as oan guess h at I was absolutely üe- ßwell have refrained from eating alto- i cBB . This additional affliction knocked gether- t m fact, it would have been me out ent i re i y an d I became deaponmuch better, as the least food, how- dent and melancholy." ever light, produced uneasiness, and "Why bo ? Did you take way medioften intense paroxysms of pain in the cine?' - pit of my stomach. There was a deaden- "What a question to ask. Surely ed feeling m my chesty which seemed you do not think I would neglect takblocked uprwith food I had.taken. .My i ng medicine during'an illness extendefforte to breathe were often painful iilg between ten and twelve yearsP and distressing, in consequence of the Why during fchafc t ime I spent pounds ckphpe sfns^on m.my throat. My and pOUKdB on physic and doctors, bat chest really felt,as though it were f u |J thoy did me n0 Whea j come of heary day, and ma short while my think of it, I reaUy deserved to .uffor fickle appetite died away j completely. for be ing so thoughtless." I suffered greatly with dull frontal "In trfiat way?" headaches, besides having acute pains O < Considering that * have seen ao %? y MV'^:^ vKf mtich^Clements iTonic sold in my indifference to everything, which had trade, I knew it must be good. I waa hitherto been a source of interest aid .. in the know," yet I did not think of pleasure fm^fpnf the efforts of friend? , fc tillp'l faif nearly d«ad^\Th«i^Hie to !fS? *m^ W^SPS arail: thougKt|occurreds to me- and II bought Every^hintt wearjed Ine, particularly^mj , O me Clements Toiiic Uo^cel WHat work,'which as not of » laborious nature x blessinff. it! proved to* niel" He' few The though^o|h^ingstqiol to^usiiiefe dosesl improved ithi .ioh^itiott of \my ™.Tlft/ Bf™^T°LTT drtSJltf liver, and PI felt'le 4t>ainsln my baA me a lot of annoyance, and I thought and loinß blm an d die away. My git.top much, trouble to ;walk a short head was ? hen c i ear and acheless; my ?distanpejdown,(the road*,, Very often nerves s t ea dy. I could sleep splen,I T.? mJ tef a*^ ter substance after rising didl and eat well, with proper d«esin the morning, when my tongue wa* fci " elements Tonic made me strong particularly furred and shmy. My ; , nd robust in, a ; few rweeks, beside* cur^ s?^t^owed.,.indica^pnß. of -being; ; ng rncuniat i cs . flSeveh bottles of dMeaaed v and many^a fright have I got cements Tonid? suffitea if to completely sfc^,f"w^- I?^.^ *estojre^my health, whenyeverythi4 else thundering away against my ribs with "vijt^ifijipri -i-T liavo'iKpßn in Vranri. S blrs° lenC/^f Tt tS BS^T hM?- Sth ever siiJe Fo^^herV^kj a, we^wayf^gewSret **» P^h.these statements "eructationß" of "wind from the Btpmach. .A, beastly taste in my mouth „r STATUTORY DECLARATION. had an objectionable effect Upon every- I, Benjamin Miu.s. of Yarborough.street, Pun thing I ate iir drank. -There was no S9nby> Auckland, in the colony of New Zealand, "'rliftaronpj*"'in""fViS* flatrnur of ntv nt m-o do»solemnly and sincerely, declare lhat I have tUlterence in tne Savour Ot any Or my carefully read the annexed document, consistinc ct tooa, alter eating Which I telt heavy, three folios and consecutively numbered from one to ;.-.droWßy,- ,:■, and -. depressed. •' Agonising tbr«e,-and that it contains and is a true and fai(hfu) sometimes bfflng SO acute that the agony any way,my statemenls-which I give voluntarily, made me groan. without receiyrng any payment; and I make thlr' "How did your Weight keen UD?"' solenindaslaratlbncansclentlously believing the same "Tf iliri nnt Vnan \?n at ■11 ■ T ho l 0 be true- and by virtue ot the provision, of an Act It. dm not Jceep. UP «t all, I be- o( , he General Asiembly of New Zealand, Intituled came awfully thin and emaciated—not »The Justice* of Peace Act, iBBa." half the man I used to be. My bones - /. , .-.. > were protruding through; my. unhealthy /% "^ t_~ ,"'••, <tZj iJfr coloured akin. In. fact, I was little bet- fo/^OOnUfH ffUfH> ter than a bag of bones, when my ill- *" —" *~~ '"- ; ness had continued a few weeks, so it is not necessary to. expatiate on my Dedarod at Auotland this' twen(y.«:tb day ofweakness. Being unable to ; work is Oocober'oneth'% aS d E nl^r'.f^primV'Tp nifficient'to indicat* that Iwmin a : :■-■-. -'■ : ,-.--.:FRederick. l. prime, j.p., ■■.. .•:,.,■•..■■.■ ..' . ■■'.:'■' ■ ;•. :'- - ■■■■■ - ■■"■-'•- '• "■"-."'■■'jairj;

M.Vwn«o PUR^ CEYLON TEA M; rw . n A Nirvena pureoctlqntea[ IMirvana i i Tirect from Grower to Consumer. PACKED IN CEYLON, AND THUS REACHES THE CONSUMER UNTAMPERED WITH. PURE, FRESH, FRAGRANT—JUST AS IT LEAVES THE GROWER TEY IT! TBY IT! RETAIEED BY:—W. SCOTT, J. LOUGHLIN, ARCH. BURNS, H^XSEN BROS. AND. CO., R. H. ELLIS, Tararu, Thames. j

DB J. COLLIS BROWNE'B CHLORODYNE The Original and Only Genuine COUGHS, IS THE GREAT SPECIFIC FOR COLDS, DIARRHOEA, ASTHMA, DYSENTERY, BRONCHITIS. CHOLERA, GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH, Lond oll| REPORT that it ACTS aa a CHARM, T^R. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORU- °"" d°" gWWr*U3r '"**"*- \ DYNE.—Dr. J. Collis Browne (late - Army Medical Staff) DISCOVERED A „ „„,.,„ T REMEDY, to denote which he coined the Dr- GIBBON, Army Medical Staff, Calword CHLORODYNE. Dr. Browne ia the outt*> .«*•*«' '^o doaea completely cured SOLE INVENTOR, and, as the Composi- mf Di«*l»o«»----tion of Chlorodyne cannot possibly be' dig- '' ~ covered by analysi. (organic iubstancei de- T) R J OOLLIS BROWNE'S CHLOROtying elimination), and since the formula "^ DYNE is a liquid medicine which a»tu never Deem publiahed, it m evident that '""K*B pAIN of EVERY. KIND, affording any itatement to the effect that a compound * c*lin» refreshing aleep, WITHOUT ia identical with Dr. Browne'a Chlorodyne HEADACHE, and invigoratec the Bervou* MUST BE FALSE. ■yitem when czhautecL Thia caution ia ntceawry, aa maay per- . k>bj deoaiv* pvohaaara hj falii* reprasen- . Utiona. T\R- J- COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO1J DYNE rapidly cnU ahort all attacka DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- EPILEPSY, SPASMS, COLIC, PALPI DYNE.—Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page TATION, HYSTERIA. Wood statefl publicly in court that Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE was undoubtedly the -irvwrx-w niTT-rroV -m™ ™* INVENTOR OF' CHLORODYNE, that TMPORIANT CAUTION-THE . IMthe whole .torj of the defendant (Freeman) MENSE SALE of Jhi" REMEDY ha. !«. deliberately untrue, and, he regretted f 1™I.™^ £*** UNSCRUPULOUS to aay, it had ba*n to.-SeJ The ™ATI? N 1 f ** 0, "j'Tol"^ timai July 13 1864 Markt Of *^ CJhamuata—la l^d, 2a 9d and DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- g^j, iiANUFAOTURERDYNK ia tb* TRUE PALLIATIVF *■ XT- Davenport, NIUBALQIA, OOUT, OANCIft, ' * TOQXHAOByB, p,HEU¥ATJBM, 37 Q"*t Kw^ te**%i I»™do n| W.Q.