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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7503, 4 July 1903, Page 4

Another Victim TO THE Enervating Heat of Summer. Tbn Case of Mr. M. RANDALL. (Bγ a Napier-Repot ter.) Mr. Magnus Randall was seen by our representative at the former's residence in Waghorne-street, Napier. "Have you any objection to giving me the facts concerning your remarkable experience ?" "None whatever," replied. Mr. .Randall. "I am glad of the opportunity, as my testimony may come under the notice of some other sufferer who can derive benefit in the same manner that I have done." "What was jour complaint?" "Well, I had so many ailments that I can* hardly give you a definite answer; but the cause of the whole of my long sickness was through a terrible derangement of my digestive organs. I wns living in Melbourne when first attacked, and I attribute my illness to the enervating heat ivhch prevails there every summer. My food turned on me after every meal. ' Everything I ate lay in a heavy, solid lump in my stomach, making me -J feel dreadfully uncomfortable, and too indolent to move. Dull, oppressive pains . in the sliest indicated that my food was not digesting; then violent headaches came on. lam an inveterate reader, bufc my eyesight was now very bad, and the throbbing pains in my head made reading useless, as 1 oould not concentrate my attention on the subject matter cf a book. Sharp twitches of agony appeared under the shoulder blades, making me very restloss and irritable. I used to go horn? after a day's work feeling exhausted ■md knoched out; but I could not sleoj. it night. Every morning I aroao w;tr. idling limbs, feeling more languid anc depressed than the day before. A feeling of melnnaliolia was upon me, and ] could not arouse enthusiasm for anytiling. My bowels were also out of order. I w::. , ? very irregular in that respect, beiii , .; constipated for days, with subsequent'attacks of diarrhoea. The 'owcr part of my right side was extremely tender, the least pressure producing pain. I had a bad taste in mj mouth, which made everything nauseous to the palate, although in course of tiint tliis did not prove a great hardship as ] had completely lost my appetite." "How did you get on without eatmg?" "Very badly indeed. I got thinnei •id weaker every day, and felt fatigued jafore I started out from home. J .ooked the picture of misery, and I felt :s dejected as I looked. My face was r.-hifco and pinched, and my hollow :'.ieeks showed that my constitution was ■'.udonnined with my complaint, which it length upset my nervous system tc such an extent that my nerves started trembling and shaking at the least .wise." "Were you in this Gtate very long?" "About twelve months altogether, and is I had taken a great number_ of aU k'nds of medicines without receiving anj benefit, I began to think that my sufferings were going to last for ever." "You were apparently deceived ir that conjecture." "I was, lam thankful to say. Mj habit of looking at everything readabl« accounted for my release from life-long suffering. A description of a gentleman's cure from the same complaint as mine came under ,gjjr notice through perusing a pamphlet. He was cured by Clements Tome after a long illness, so I thought, there might be a •banco for myself. I bought several ;ottlea of Clements Tonio, and ib was lie best purchase I ever made. II \ctod like maa;ic on my enfeebled and debilitated system. A few doses ol Clements Tonic removed the feeling oi tightness in my chest after eating (wnicl I did very heartily after each dose), bev'des relieving me of the discomfort and -Klin in my stomach. My bowels were regulated and my head became clear and free from sickening aches. The excru"latins; agonies disappeared from mj shoulders and ribs, my nerree wen -oothed and toned up, and I slept splen!d!y ; and awoke refreshed and energetic. \ly'strength came back rapidly, and my weight increased every day. I felt bom anew. Clements Tonic did its wor! V.ioroughly removing every symptom ol iiy complaint, and my health has been rrand all these years since I was cured Elements Tonic is a wonderful medicine md my experience teaches me that it i til? one remedy that can always be depended upon. In any way you like you may publish these facts." STATUTORY DECLARATION. I, Maoni/s Randaix, Waaliorne Street, Napier,ln he Colon v of New Zealand, do solemnly and sincerely lucl.ve 'hat I have rarefnlly read the annexed docu. nent consisting ot two folios and consecutively num .>?r*d from oie to two.and that It contains and Is a true tiid faithful account ol my illness and cure by .'inments Tonic, and also contains my full permission n publish in any way mv statements, which Inlvevolmtarily, without receivln£any payment -and I make liis solemn declaration conscientiously believing the fame to !ir true, and by virtue ol the provisions ol vi Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand, mitiiled "The Justices of Peace Act, 18P2." Declared at Naplrr this seventh day ol November me thousand nine hundred, before me, — l" S. CARP, J.P. lISIl IRADE fOMPOI IMFhR HI BMI \lHi)% ESS r ICE OF Biffin '"""VfcS/gk ,-fIOVEH EFFICACY jtfSSyy^"' coughs&©lls OF ALL. CMEr-i.'STL. AT the Paris Exhibition of 1900, "A GRAND PRIZE " was awarded by the International Jurors, representing Eminent Scientists and Food Experts from all parts of the World, to the preparation of Corn Flour known throughout tho World under the Mark 07 Brand— (DURYEA'S.) THIS PMZK 18 Tho "Highest Award" poailbl* te bavo bcoD rocelvod by anybody or any product, TO BE HAD OF ALL GKOCEBB AND STOREKEEPER. POE THE VERY BEST IS THE SMALL GOODS LINE, CALL AT Lindsay's Pork and Small Goods Shop TO-DAY! DEESSED POULTKY ON SALE. ,J. B. LINDSAY. F. KING AND SON, BUILDEES AND CONTIiACTORS COENT.n CHOP.CU AND DIXON'-STREETS, MASTEKTON. Plans prepared and Estimates given,