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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7241, 23 August 1902, Page 4

DYSPEPSIA , IN CHRISTCHURCH. Proofs:—Evidence on Record, The Case oFmpb. S. FOX. (By a Special Reporter.) Any Britisher visiting CliristchurcK must bo reminded of his native country by tho many resemblances to English scenery which aro mob with on every hand. Tho clear waters of tho Avon running through tho city, with low, oldfashionod bridges spanning across tho river, tho banks of which aro studded with beautiful weeping willows, cannot) but bring, back memories of similar sights witnessed in the old country. After a few minutes conversation on tho above subject with Mrs. Susan Fox, of Thackoray-street, Sydenham, our reporter remarked that he came to inquire about that lady's health. "You mean, I suppose, about my recent ill-health," replied Mrs. Fox. "Yes, ray health gavo way completely, though what was the cause of it I could not make out for a long time. At first thoro was no pain at all, only ft sense of weariness and fatigue, tip to this juncture I had been strong and wiry, and did not know what a day's sickness was. Consequently, I became anxious when I found myself growing weaker and thinner every day. My appetito was poor, and although I took care to got as much fresh air as possible, it did not make any difference in regard to promoting a desire to cab. I resolved not to give way without making a struggle, so I often forced a little fond down against my inclination, and then came the pain in my stomach, which I shall never forgot. 'Shortly afterwards a weighty feeling in tho chest appeared, making it hard to catch my breath. Intense cutting pains camo between my shoulders, and went right down to tho lower ribs. Tho agony was so great that I could not sloop, and after spending nights of wakefulness, I was in a chronic state of exhaustion. A feeling of listlessness was upon me tho whole day, and I neglected my usual duties. I suffered very much with my head, which was full of dreadful aches. Every morning, and, in fact, ajl day long, thero was a foul taste in nr> mouth, and a sickly bile often rose to my throat. When I took a short walk I soon felt giddy and faint. This will tell you how weak I got. For a person like myself, who bad always led an active and industrious life, it was simply awful to be in such a helpless condition. I could not even enjoy the pleasuro of reading, as my eyes were dim and felt swollen." "You wero in an unhappy plight, ovidently." "Yes; I was exceedingly miserable. My face was the colour of death, and, in addition, I got so emaciated that if you had seen me then you would have thought it impossible for me to recover like I havo. But my illness taught me that it is a mistake to give up hope whilst there is life. By a mere chance, I discovered a medicine which I am sure is a boon to mankind. I read about several people who bad been cured of various complaints by Clements Tonic, and afterwards came across a case identical with my own. Without delay, I procured a bottle of Clements Tonic, and in a few days I experienced much relief, the most noticeable being an entire freedom from discomfort after meals." " Your appetite returned so quickly P" "Yes. I could soon eat as heartily as ever, besides being able to sleop when my pains lo?soncd, which they did by degrees, and then departed altogether."" Clements Tonic put my liver in order thoroughly, my head being relieved from pain and my eyesight becoming clear. When my first bottb of Clements Tonic was finished, I purchased some more, and thus I went on till I attained a complete restoration to health and strength. My weary, aching limbs wore restored to their former activity, and I was thankful to bo able to go about my work with cheerful energy. My nervous system was fed with a'f'its invigorating necrssities by Clements Tonic, and I thus threw off the shocking nervousness which had laid hold of my weak and frail constitution. My health could not bo hotter sinco Clements Tonic restored it." "Would you mind this being published ?" , , L , "Not at all. For tho sake of others you may publish these facts in any way you please."

STATUTORY DIiCLARATION. I, Susan Fox, of Tlnckoray-slrecl, Sydenham, Chrlslciinrcli, in ilio Colony of New Zealand, do soli'innly nnd sincerely declare that I liavc carefully read the annexed -lrcunient. consisting ol two folios, and coti-tculively i"-* * <1 from one lo two, and that it contains a- ' - * "lie and faith, fi I account of mv illness and o V (Jemenls Tonic, and also contains my full I c* .-ission to publish In any wav mv statements-which I Rive voluntarily, without' receiving any payment; and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of an Act ot the General Assembly ol New Zealand, Intituled " The Justices of Peace Act, 1H2."

1 Declared at Sydenham, this sixth day o 3 December, one thousand nine hundred, before me, KTKPHEN LAWRENCE, J.P 3 . 1 ~~ ~ I | BMOKE : TOBACCO A BAD CASE OF RHEUMATISM, CORED IIV VITADATIO. i 1 Spring Street, North Preston, I December 31st, 1001. MR S. A. PALMER.-Dear Sir-About three years ago I was taken very ill with severe pains all over my body, from ' which I became quite prostrate and help- • less. I could not move hand nor foot, and ' had to bo lifted in and out of bed. I called 1 the lodge doctor in ;he pronounced it a bad i case of Rheumatism. I continued his troati ment for some time, but failing to do me any good, I thought I would try Webber's , VITADATIO, and started taking it at once, and continued doing so until I had taken the contents of 10 bottles, which completely cured me. It is now two years since I took the last bottle, and havo never had a return of tho same complaint since. I have been living twenty years in Preston and am well ■ known, and will givo further information to ; anyone calling at the above address, or any of the under-mentioned names, who will substantiate this statement as a true and correct one ; also Victoria Market, Wednesdays and Saturdays.—Yours faithfully, T. W. WHITE, Florist. S. HEYLBUT, 1 Sandilands-strcet, South Melbourne. F. HEYLBUT, Hampstead Road, Maidstown. J. HARVEY. Grocer and Produce Merchant, High Street, Preston. S. A. PALMER, Warehouse, Waterloo-quay, Wellington. ojrrefpmdcuco Invito*). Write {or Ta*t'mr*al-i's The Price of tho Medicine is 5/G and 3/G per bottle. ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE. GREAT BATTLE in THE BOOT TRADE. BARGAINS I BARGAINS! AT PETERSON'S BOOT PALACE, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. FOR 14 DAYS ONLY PRICES unheard of in the district will bo the order of tho day. Don't miss this opportunity to shoo tho family Cheaply. H. PETERSON'S Boot Palace, • • Queen-street.