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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4764, 23 June 1900, Page 4

"Did these so-called remedies do -what they pretended ?" "They did nothing at all, except the pills, and these gave much pain to swallow, and I could feel them Sticking; at the Bottom of my throat for hours afterwards. I believe I should have been just as well off if I had saved the money I spent on these things and swallowed bread pills and water." " Did a doctor see you ? " " Yes ; and prescribed for me, but unfortunately his medicine proved of no value in my case. I was really in a very precarious state, and, what was worst of all, the future held out to me no hope of getting better. One must get better or worse. One doesn't remain stationary in sickness, and I recognised that day by day I was growing a little worse." " But youlook alright now. How do you account for the change ? " "My husband brought me home a bottle of ClementsT Tonic. " He said, 'you must try this,' and, as he insisted, I took a few doses, but I must confess with very little hope of any good.". " Did it"have any good effect ?"- " Yes ; my^neryes felt, slightly calmer in tone," so* I- continued taking Clements Tonic, and I was very pleased to find that it enabled me to sleep better at night. I now felt Bure of My Ground, and I never missed a dose. The condition of my nerves improved every day, and along with this I lost that despondent, hopeless view of^life, and began to look' forward to health and strength again. Nor was I disappointed. * I steadilyimproved, my headaches went, and. once more I could .take a cheerful iuteres't in my daily work and surroundings. TCl'e'ments' Tonic Plucked Up My Spirits wonderfully. It biaced me up all over, and I soou began to eat well aud put on fleahi That strange waxy appearance of the skin changed to a healthy hue, and by a steacfy use of Clements Tonic I gradually attained my present State" of Health and Strength. I am not a bit nervous, and I can go anywhere and do anything without the least feeling of fear. If you like to see my husband he can endorse what I've said, and he can- also tell you what good Clements Tonic did for him." "What ailed him?" " He got ill through exposure, and he got so thin tliat a four suit fitted him when he once wore a six, and that was too small ; soyou can guess how He Fell Away. His liver was affected, for he got as yellow as a guinea. Clements Tonic put him right, and he's working to-day." " May I publish all this in our paper ! " " Certainly." STATUTORY DECLARATION. I, AucHllANcnßrr, of Macquarie Street, Windsor, in the Colony otNew South Wales, do solemnly and sincerely declare that I have carefully read the annexed document, consisting of nine folios, and consecutively numbered from one to nine, and that it contains and is a true and faithful account of my illness and cure by Clements Tonic, and also contains my full permission to publish the snme in any way ; and I' mtibo this. Foli'ian deciarnnon, conscientiously bei"».--./ die wine to he true ami by virtue of the provisions of an Act made aad pa^ed in tht ni' th year of the reijfn of her present, Majesty, mit tiicd " An Act for tlie more cifectiwl abolition of Oath* and < Xt:irm»ii(ms taken and made in the various Deiurtnicnm of mc Government of New South Waleu, and to 6i!l.s itute Deelßtations in lieu thereof, and f> <• ihe -u(i,irn-irn of, voluntary and extra-judioial > us acrl <\.tli.i.uits." D-clared at Windsor this 28th day of July, 1899, before me. W.r, LWSLEY.J.P.