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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLVII, Issue 12283, 17 September 1904, Page 2

! Twenty Years IN WINDY WELLINGTON. The Case of Mrs. 8. M. GARB&a (BT ▲ SPECIAL BEPORTER.I Having been in business in Cuba-streat for twenty yearß, Mrs. Sarah Jloraitl Garbes, who isvnow living at 12 Kiiigg 4.venue, Wellington, ii widely known and generally respected; To a reporter who recently called at the above adddresa, llri. Garbes aaid :— <@ • „.,. " Your viait has saved me the trouble of j writing,.which I certainly intended doing. | Yes; you may,know all abWfimy iUn'ess, which was very distressing whilst it lasted," "In what way were you affected ? " "I could not eat my food at all well. Agonising darting pains came between my shoulders and in my stomach. Terrible sick headaches attacked me, frequently being so bad that I could not raise my head up the whole day long. After walking about a little distance I felt fatigued and fiddy. At night I was very restless in bed, rial periods of sleep at long intervals always being attended with dreadful dreams. During the day I felt drowsy and despondent, as though I had nothing to live for. I had a continual bad taste *nd a coated tongue. My eyes felt heavy and swollen, and sometimes felt as though they were burning within. . My complaint got ; worse as time went on. Soon I was, prostrated with weakness." ' "What were you taking for your ailments?" • • "I tried everything that was recommended by my friends-; ..but I only got worse. Each medicine I gave about a month* trial, all to no purpose. At last I struck the right thing. " A book was placed in my hand one day by one who thought I might read it with advantage to myself. Aftex reading several testimonials about people having been cured of'various complaints by Clements Tonic, I themght it must bo a good thing. I bought-'BQTne, and felt that I had a chance of regaining my he&lth after several doses. Clements Tonic stopped my tormenting headaches very quickly, besides making me Bleep soundly. My appetite came back, and in a week or so I had no signs of indigestion. ' The pains departed I from my shoulders, and I felt better and 1 brighter in every way. Clements Ton c met all the requirements of my enfeebled j constitution, which was built up to perfection. I went.about my duties with ais much Strength and activity as ever, an<* from the day that Clements Tonic cured m* till now I have enjoyed the best of rybnsi health. If anybody ia our family feels t trifle indisposed we always fly. to ClemeuS?" Tonic We have reason to rely upon it s' confidently." • % *' Do you mind telling me why so ? " "Not at all. lam only too'thankful t< be able to say that my eldest daughter* life was saved by Clements Tonic, She w..----suffering from typhoid fever, three doctor? having been in attendance.' My daiiglitf I had one foot, in th© grave. TH& doctoii i said there was no hope for/ her, Th' verdict was pronounced me Sunday mon> ing, and we were all in a terrible state <> anguish.^,My husband and I did not knov what to do ; feut it occurred to me what » remarkable recovery I had made thrc mg: Clements Tonic. Against my huebftuftV wish I gave her a dose of Clement Tonic a f I she lay unconscious. In ah hour's time I thought she looked a little brighter, and ar hour later I gave her another dose. She gradually improved, so I put the doctor 1* medicine aside altogether. A medical ir>«.icame next day, and on catching sight of mj girl he stood in amazement on the threshold of the door, saying, ' Well, well, that j;ir' still alive ! I thought I was coming to w her laid out. Whatever'have you give* her ?' I did cot tell him ; but kept or giving Clements Tonic vithout his knov ledge. A week later w c carried her dnwt stairs, and three days afterwards we too* her out driving. Thus my daughter cr>r tinued to_advance till Bhe was ma<le sound • 'jmd strong by Clements Tonic.;' 'Another' o' my girls suffered from-poorness oft bloo I am? ;*idfcjjilily. -''Her. blood turned to water, ari«* ' ehe wa§' too>re<ik to walk. Clements.Toiw cur^d'her, and^'so one of my boys, who hat' inflammation'oftht bowela." •' Shall I give your evidence to th* public?"* • *' Certainly: they ought to know the vaTut of Clements Tonic. For that reason you may publish in any way my wtatements.'

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