IS IT SUICIDE?

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 28, 10 April 1891, Page 7

IS IT SUICIDE?

Mark Twais tells the stoiy : that at the icqu-st held on the body of P-uck Fai.shaw — who during the delirium of a raging typhoid fever had taken arsenic, srot himself through toe body, cut his throat, md jumped out oi a f ur-storey window, breaking hi* neck — the jury -ifterduedeliberation, sac and tenrful, but with intelligence unblinded by its sonow, br ught in a veidict ot "death by the visitation of Go!/'

Buck undoubtedly committed suicide, and so does everyone who n'irle:tH the fiist sjmptoms of approaching sickness and disease. Nature always gives ani[ le notice of any disturbance of physical processes , k ometimts it is neuralgia, some'imes a sharp ahooting pain m thr abdomen or bide, or a dull or throbbing headache; no two pets ns gu the same sjmptomi?. What you have to do is to attack the tir^t s-ymptoms, for if cousumptior, drcpsy, cancer, or Bright'ti (i s 'ase once gets n start, you cannot stop its headlong course to the ijravt-. lln s.' nm facts there is no disputing, for all the meaical skill in the worKl cannot do much for you when real organic disease has set io .

We emphatically recommend Clements' Tonic because we Ln >w by \ eisonal experience aud by the evidence of influential md i enable people who lave used It that it will do goo i and prevent disease. (LtMUNTa' Tome is a medicine that invigorates and Htii'u^thoru the entire c rporal organism; it does not only aflvct ct'itain mtmbeis but strengthe s the whole system, thus preventing the attacks ot i is^ 1 iS".

Tue I'utnut and Adelong Tunes says : —'• Clkmehts' TONIC c rtamly let-ei-vis the pjpulury it has acquired, we have had proof /Wat tec, in cas> a (ui.der our rotice) in this neighbourhood, of its v ,lv i bh' properties. ' Mi T. G irret, M.P., says :— " I have taken Clements' Tonic with advantages. Mr. Ji hn Plumraer (Fort street FubHc School) says : — "Mrs. P iimm r hrn fr, (iuent)y derived great benefit from the use of CLEMeviV lonic "

Mr. D. Wood Verier of All Saint.' Cathedral, Bathurst), writes • — " That he found Clkments' Toxic a grand pick mt-up and it completely cuied him of lo.v spiiits, indigestion, giddiness, and humming noises in the ea'S.

Mr. G. Swan, Junee Junction, who suffefid from debility, cardiac weakness, an i nervousness, following on typhoid, took CLEMEhTS 1 Tonic nui stjs :— " That after taking G or 7 bottles his healih waa ful .> restored, aad that he can now eat anything, and do any reasonable amouut of work, whereas before taking Clements' Tonic he cjuhi do none at all."

Clements' Tonic can be obtained from all medicine dealers or from V. M. CLEMENTS, Newtown, Sydney.