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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7932, 4 January 1906, Page 2

] BEFORE GOING TO BED I I USE I CALVERT'S CARBOLIC r Tooth Powder instead of leaving your teeth exposed all night to the spread of decay. It is antiseptic, agreeable, and refreshing, and has the largest sale of any dentifrice. t CALVERT'S Prickly-Heat Soap (10% Crystal Carbolic) is a pleasant antiseptic soap, specially suited for bath and toilet use in hot climates. F. C. CALVERT & Co., Manchester, ENGLAND EMPIRE HOTEL. MASTERTON. (I. CRESS .. Proprietor, to announce that he has thoroughly renovated his establishment, and trusts by civility and attention to ment a further continuance o£ publio support. 1 Onlyjthe Best Brands of Liquor Stocked. Cabs meet all trains. TERMS REASONABLE. His Liver gives him Fits and Starts, but Clements Tonic Acts with a Celerity that Astonishes Kim. The Case of fl/Ir. Joseffrh Meyers. (From the " Windsor Australian") (BY OCH SPKCtACj reporter.) tViiAT is still called Old Government House, situate in George-street, Wiodaor, is iiow ihe residence of Mr. Joseph Meyers, Piunter and Contractor. .. here that a reporter from the Anstra* iw yas fortunate enough to find tto* .en nati. - 'I "Jome to learn something of Your Presenc Good Health," 1 ttiid the reporter. " Concerning my illness, you mean," r«* plied Mr. Meyers." " I shall be pleased to -cil you all about it." Out reports.^seated «imseif opposite Mi. Mv-'ho said— > ** My euergy beg&o tc wano away. I used it, •.% in .'?«:• what was the matter wifch fin. for <iy worK, m (v'.-juj, I once tock i ciaasure, low became a burden to me.

I Was Always Tired, Mid Was just as weary at the commencement of the day as at the finish. A queer Sain !» *he upper portion of my auk. It felt like a sharp stab between shoulders. There was a Bitterish, Scur Tasit en my muuth in the mornings, and I con!dn\ tackle my breakfast, which was, up to then, my best meal. Indeed, my appetite begaa ;o fail altogether. I was very sleepy and Still all day, and hardly cared to move ■lulcss I was absolute?/ compelled." " How did you sleep at night time!" " Badly—very; I kept on waking up In Fits and Starts the night through, and the pain in my back was very often severe enough to keep me wide awake for most of the tune." '• Did you guess what was the matter /pith you ?" "Oh, yes! I knew very well my liver ras out of order, and I frequently took ittong purgatives and other medicines to make it work properly again, but nothing 1 then took could check the progress of the lomplaint, and since then I've come to the inclusion that the regular taking ol satbaitio medicine is a great mistake. Then terrible Headaches Afflicted Me. l fcouldn't eat a mouthful of food now washout sufferiug great discomfort afterwardßj iuch as wind and distension and pain in tht chest, and every few days I should have a bad bilious turn, wksn the very thought of food would almost turn me up." " Did your liver troubles give rise to any secondary symptoms ?" Yes, most serious ones. My nervous «78tem go', completely unstrung. The merest trifles would give me* a painful «hock, I lost my interest ie tliiugs in general, anr 1 began to get thin and pale. I thought I wu.B going to become a confirmed invalid. I felt GompletfsSy Worn Out, _,t>d was just about to try a change ol air when my eye fell upon a paragraph in a newspaper 'telling the result of v.#ing 01em«vats Tonic in a severe case of liver cofiiylaint. It was through reading this •■.hat I was induced to obtain a couple oi bottles, and I Was FairSy Astonished fkt the celerity v.'ith which it stopped thff pain in my back. Clement a r J onic braced me up splendidly. I began to lift up nuk head again instead c£ dragging about sM day in that heavy, 'Jroway wajp. I was abta to take some exercise now, and could eav «,nd sleep again proper! l ".

No More >• 'attaches v or nervousness trouble . me, and I ww at the i'ouitr. bottlo whe.fl I was quite wc'l, and getting a? stout and strong c.s ever, and considered it no longer necessary to take Clements Tonic regularly, though I took ft d*>se now and then to clinch the care, as it were." " Kow is your health now ?" " I'brfeot, und my liver must have Veen sompletely v.ired, for never since have I felt " And you think Clements eradia&ted the disease ?" " I'm quite sure of tli&t, foi It wit the remedy I Bhould have taken at A*st if I had known of it." •• With your consent this interview will appear in tne Australian" " Certainly, I shouM like it to. iMdaraii to be 4m, » >»,jz £ i&M. i'■