WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Wairoa Bell, Volume IV, Issue 151, 24 June 1892, Page 2

WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

T IRVINE, ESQ-, TATHAM, RICHMOND T. IKVIJN . EIYEBj NfS . W .

Writes under date February 20th, ISJI « I write to let you know that I am a, patron of your wonderful Clements Tome; 1 have been a great sufferer, and have read of Mrs Moeller’s cure in the newspapers; hex ca,e nothin-to mine, but, thank God, through Wletter I ain cured, and after the doctors had 1 pronounced sentence 0f death on vte. lam rateful to Mrs Moeller tor her lot.er. T have -rear pleasure in adding my testimony to that of the many others cured of serious diseases by the use of Clements Tome ; I have ffprod terribly from liver anukianey disease. Two Vars ago iny strength began rapidly to decline, I bad dull headache, completely lost decline, almost blind (failure TfTht is a svmptom of Bright’s disease. - 2L S f h I had tiger claw cramps calves of mv le-s, and severe rheumatism pains ®ii hv diarrhoea; strength continued £ fail accompanied by extreme pallor of the sharp shooting _ attacked uie . The was so baa that I was afraid to even drink a glass of water. I consulted a doctor and he examined my .water, and he said rt a „ Pod c-ase of liver disease, ana also Bright’s disease of the kidneys ; be prescribed medicine and liniments with mustard oaths ikaid “ Doctor, if you wid cure me, I wib ,“y YOU WHAT YOU LIKE. He replied .. I OUT to hike “ lhat is sa id be, “without telling a . n a 11'U.tb s and I will come at any hour of the -a g: . n die . i gave bis treatthought Iu» t fcut thc swelling of my body menta.la.li > j had to remain m i n r a Tbe%ab"tieLed ,-nd extended all the side, and my eyesight was now' almost completely gone. I consulted Shcther eminent medical man, who, alter a fpetiuti my uiine, said I had Blight & and y He would do his best, and if I would conrt\is medicine I should improve. I did t nnd it bad but little more effect than Two friends of mine called my attention to Mrs Moeller’s lettm-m the paper, ib«d been cured of the same disease by CRments Tonic. I procured a supply,. and taking it strictly m accordance with tae direc rions the swelling began to go down, ik&pt 1 ° tV ,’„ Tise of Clements Tonic, and now tnank Qod lam cured; my swellings have all sub- -. TIIV eyesight is as good as ever. 1 ’ od ,nany bottles, but that is nothing, £°£ haS CURED ME, and I cannot describe its value. comment. We

Mr Irvine’s case vur-ue m> cm, , 1 to eulogise our remedy when disinterested people give such endorsement as the above.