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NINE YEARS' LIVER AGONY. " WEARYING VISITS OF TORTURE." RELIEF^ IN A JNEEK-* The Case Of Mr. B. GOLDING. {*ived of tie last remaining pleasure fig / n * ~»*~ \ Sty <*°übt y<"» *"«« rather low-epirii-' (By a Spectal Beporter.) ed, Mr. Golding P" "Yes; I was very gad indeed* Jfjr Mr. Richard Golding, of No. 46 An- hearing was not near so good «■ » •.,gua-street, Christchurch, waa recently used to be either, although thw waa aY >een by a reporter, who penned the fol- derangement. l did not regret much, a* owing remarks just as they were ut- the intrusion of sound on my cars was ered: — exceedingly irritating, especially if i* "Have I the pleasure of addressing came unawares, whea my nerve* xiMt. Golding?" queried the writer. brated to a shocking degree. Whan II "That is my name," was the prompt retired to bed at night, I usually fall) response. "Is there anything I can do into a heavy doze, during the course o£ cor you ?" which I dreamt all kinds of . formidable "If you will give the particulars re- things. Then I awoke with a startw warding your late physical troubles, I finding myself all of a shiver ud id vill be glad to hear them." mind greatly disturbed. For the *M "Certainly. Perhaps you have beard mainder of the night I remained £a <4 hat I suffered with my liver close on state of uneasy wakefulnew, and wm{ line years. Previous to being attacked always glad to see the daylight fnter >y liver disease I was one of the health- my room. Whatever little was hi : i*m est men going, never knowing a. care or 6tomach turned soar during the sg|£t^ rouble in life.* When this happy state and in the mornings I had frequent, fie* if affairs abruptly terminated. I seemed of vomiting, when a green-coloured* tike another being altogether. Although fluid was emitted." These diB*greeable> uy complaint appeared to be trivial at operations produced, depressing jack "irst its proportions continued to in- headaches of a. more violent, character irease to such an extent as to give rise than those from which I generally auffejro great anxiety. ■- When I observed my cd. My month and tongue were <di»» ippetite gradually getting less and less agreeably bitter and dirty, beside* beixife [ instinctively knew that something was troubled with a sore throat, which made ;oing wrong inside. At length I was it painful to swallow a cup of tea. Be;eized with severe pains in my stomaoh ing a fair age, I really thought my sick•ach time I partook of food, besides hay- ness was the beginning of the end, ana ng acute dartirg agonies in my back, as neither doctors nor chemists could do rhich I can only liken to the repeated me any good, I thought my time wat jhrusts of a sharp instrument. Every near at n>and. I cannot understand nqnth I used to have a bad attack of anybody wishing to cling to a life bur>ains in my side, which, after worrying- dened with agony as mine was. 1 md tormenting me for three or four would rather die than continue to exist lajjs, eased off again. The termination like this. The, repeated failures to objf these dreadful attacks was a perfeot tain a little ease made me broken-apirife* 3odsend, although the certainty of their ed and hopeless. I could not move in -enewal was a source of constant dread, bed at niignt without being nearly tc*« Vfter the lapse of several months these tured to death with the pains that made wearying visits of torture became con- every bone in my body ache. My conzinuous, the violent pains I endured be- stitution was wrecked when I was an n«. absolutely beyond conception. The old man, so I naturally thought. I Had ordinary precautions I took for the sup- little chance of escape from death. By session of my miseries were altogether the way, a* you know what age I useless, as they did not make the least Rui? _ impression. There was a feeling .of op- "rshoulo sake you to Re about fiftyoressioh on my chest as though the food & ye - , _ , ; , • : » had turned into lead. I could not breathe "Indeed, you make a mistake. I-asa with any degree of comfort, sometimes, sixty-six, and for my, Comparatively in fact, having to gasp for breath, young appearance and general good Again I was troubled very much With health I owe a debt of gratitude toClewind in the- stomach, the formation of meats Tonic, which, I consider, i» the Vhioh produced suoh painful results as only valuable medicine in the markets to sometimes completely double me An acquaintance told me that he had up." been practically raised from the jprave "How did you get alone; with your by Clements Tonic, so I followed his business ? Could you still attend to advice, and , btraarHt some^a-nd /m Imb it p" than » week I felt a bit better, r ;T3i» "I have often gone to my work in the awful pains in my side were driven morning fully determined to see the away, and my nervous system was mday through, even though it killed me, vigorated; besides I could again take but 'after about an hour's exertion a fair quantity of food every mealtime. I was fairly done for, and had I was able to walk with a firm, steady to knock off. As this experience tread, and never again experienced flaoccurred very often, it meant a tulence or vomiting. That restiess f ee »T great loss to me, besides making me ing departed, and I_ slept splendidly. A worry over my illness. A variety of realisation of happiness returned as my other complaints came on, one of the liver and nervous dispases r were aubworst being incessant violent headaches, mjtting to the wonderful properties of which made me stageer under their se- Clements Tonic, and in time I was verity. When- I walked a little way thoroughly cured. Friends and doctors along the road I felt dazed and giddy, a could scarcely believe their eves wftenresult of the excessive weakness which they saw me as stout and healthy as limy disease had brought about. It is had ever been. I have often recomreally incredible' that a man like, myself,, mended Clements. Tome to other poo* who had previously been so healthy and sufferers; the results always proving j that strong could so quickly lose all strength tbCsre is nothing to come near it. and vitality. I had not the slightest " I will publish your remarks if you Co inclination for exertion of any kind, and not object?" ' \j^ '\ did not care to listen ,to people's conver- "Of course you can. You may pu*-. • sation. Everything was stale and un- Hsh every word of this interview in aflyj interesting, even regarding matters which way you like." . " \1 I previously took a delight in. I hnd — ' - i long ago twaed atfjgjj SI as STATUTORY DECLARATTQN. .] ISL^AnaSY^VfcAv weak cJ^^^j^^twS and nervous .that I had to give Up work JS sinrerelv declare that I hay*. can. of any kind. All my friends looked up- f,,ii y rea d the annexeH document, consisting of Biree on me as a confirmed invalid Inr'eed, jg*^ ~**l^jm-l^yj^^ such an opinion was pprfectly just.fted. n inness an rf clire by Clements Tonic an*al» afl I was almost as lifelPSS fIS a dead con , a ins my full permission to publish In anyway man. It would be impossible for me to my statements-wbicb I re I v^"'' t ( f"K; TofcS count the bottle of medicine and boxes -^f^n^Sk^^ of pills which I took during my weary andbv virtneoftht provisions of an Actofija. years of suffering but I can positively j General. Assembly of n>w Zealand, iotUuled ( state that they were all ineffective and Justices of Peace Act 1882.' „ . - worthier. These physics w»rp not even » *- S?> puccessful in restoring regularity to my ft 1 • A • bowels which were very costive. When- I J I nx^/hrOAJffi/ X^&Ux*** ever Ilooked at an obipct for a few mo- \S-~ , 0/ A**> ments I could see little black specks Declared at Fvdenham this twelfth day of Decent dancine before my vmon, my eyes also ber, one thousand nine hundred, before me. . - | beine; so weak as to prpclud<» me from E. H. RICKETTS, J.P. reading the papers. Thus I was de- '

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