A SCHOOLMASTER RUN DOWN.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 6086, 12 November 1898, Page 4

A SCHOOLMASTER RUN DOWN.

•—♦ — THE CASE OP EDWARD NETTLEStill', ESQ., li.A. From the WimUor (X.S.W.) AmlmUan. (IIT OUK SPECIAL KEPOIITEIl). A reporter from Tk Aitslrdkn wns deputed to see Mr Edward Netlleehip, schoolmaster at tho WINDSOR I'OlltlC SCHOOL, regarding the benefila he had received from tho use of Clements' Tonic. Mr Nolllcship lives in Milehan-strcct, Windior, but our reporter was fortunate to catch him just previous to his leaving tho school on his ceasing his day's vocation there. " I hear you took Clements' Tonic with great benefit to your health, commenced our reporter." " YES, TIUT IS A PACT," replied Mr Nettleship, " though that is some time ago. I was at tho time studying pretty hard for ono of my examination!!, and, by dint of staying up late, doing with little sleep, and not attending to my meals regularly, and refraining from takiug exercise, I got COMPLETELY MS TOWN. It was what might ho termed nervous exhaustion. I couldn't sleep well al night, only being able to slumber in snatches. I lost my appetite almost entirely. I became peevish and irritable and I wai forced to rov aside my studies." "It was at this stago you tool Clements' Tonic ?" " Yes; my wife sugftcsted I shook take it, and I found that remedy oios invigorating. A steady use of it en 1 abled me to gel back my lost nppelit 1 and to sleep well at nights. It added ' TOXE TO MY NERVOUS SYSTEM, , and, in short, pulled me together aw braced me up in quite a wonderful man ner." " And as regards your studies ?" > "These were no more a worry tom< 2 and I renewed them at once ' with ruiisvnE ASD coxpidence." " You don't mind me putting this i ' Tk Australian ?" I "Oh, no', why should I? Clement! ut Tonic quito restored me lo health, and t have nothing hut pleasure in makiu k fact knonn."—E. Nettlesmp, B.A,