A Point Scored.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 440, 22 September 1904, Page 3

A Point Scored.

& toaai Unm Imm Wmt Ntpto't bsptrlMML tatastf MmsftUHMk (K i« OEMS BBKMHfe} Jfiny people with teoopa ef friends go* at Christmas dm* mm* pressntß than they ear* for. A paetoes avalanche ef turkey* end etho? goal things descends on thorn, and thoy grumble a* tbon, ab the worry oi having everything sometogether without kaowing how to oat thorn oil. Bat there are gifts which prove MrrioMblo oil the year sound, eueh a ono being bestowed 0900 oar mdegs by Mrs. Cecilia Lemon, el &iaborn*-street, Sooth Duaedia, who sate to an enquiring pressman ; *' I was living 3», Morniagtea six yeara ago, and lor sons tint* hoforo leaving that locality X was net at alt weSL My system seemed to bo htokea down, end I oookl not got along with my week. My trouble wm Indigestion.** "Are you quite sax*," mid thaffsfottot w tha* youhave not i&edea mistake about yoar complaint I" •' Toe ; I know it was IndtgMMoa, baceuss J had been to a dootor, and no was treating ma for that ailment. Altogether I suffered a good many yean, and it seemed so pain telly© «trange to ma that the doctor's medicines eouM never do me aay jood. After so much ineffective tmtasent, I began to think X would novot ho onrtd, aad 1 ihooght I would rather anything happen thanl would liToaontinually in such, misery. It wh so long since I had been able to sit down and eat a good meal that X bad almost forgotten what it was lika to have an appetite; hat my great misxMfttno was that ! las Utile I did.tat.had no otrongthoninff ! effect upon me, and, besides, It-gave mo'ouou ' an immense amount of pain., Toe oppression in my sheet after the taking Of aouHshmea* was almost unbearable. E vtvgthing seemed to Uo lib* a groat weight aal stop op the passages through whieh I V»tfenC aad the paiaf nob only affeeted atf bat aln* went right through into way *th«aSAer*.a? It , d-tkg a little dusting or ether light duties to the heusft, to bo token with sudden its oi fiddiae®, whith affected mo so badly that 1 would beta to pot mi* whatever X was teing, aad lift uatß tho attests bad gensway, fbo daily deoreene is my vitality breugbt further disaster to mo to the form of aervouinoes, so X could sot boar to beer jay nolso. aad If I get startled by any asaaner of raaaao say noma trembled to groat tsetse. Such adversities as that wero bad enough to endure during the day, bat when, through olotpltaentsa, X bad so fat up with them again at night, it waa rosily terrible. After lying awake for boon it was usual for mo to fall into a slumber that did net do mo rauoh Moa\ fat X was dreaming all the time, and T awoke feeling as tired as over. I was troubled greatly with flatulence, and although X waa considerably weakened right throughout, yet it was in my book that I; felt the weakness most, and the aches across my loins were very troublesome. Thatwearyiag sMhnea* brought my weight down* good deal, bat now, I am thankful to aay, I am as stoat aad hearty as ever I wee, and it u all dne *o the cure which I managed to obtain shrough the use of Clements Tonio.* " Were you advised to use that ramady T " No. I read a testimonial about it, and the case was just like the one I was oomplaining of, so I thought Clements Toaio might do me good, too, even though tit doctor's medicines wero of ao avail; and it was a blessing that I did get some, for I picked up my health with remarkablo rapidity. Clements Toaio acted well upon my whole system, giving me s>n appetite and such freedom from pains, giddiness, and nervousness that in a short space of Nfme I scarcely know myself. I could not walise that the complaint which for several years'.had held out defiantly against all previous "treatment was really being eonaaertd at last, but the fact became patent to me later on. Heedaeb**, sleeplessness, datalence, and tbo other tortures of indigestion were gone, and X always slept soundly, and awoke feeling tit for the day's work. Believo me, it waa a happy release, aad I shall never forget Clements Tonic for it." "Howare others to know yonr expcileacef" "You earn publish ay story la aay way youpleaaa." OTATOtOar DMIiAsUtIOV. I. CseiM* Lsook, off fflahot no etn*«, Seatfe Boa* «dia, in the CtoloßT tfi K*w Zealand, Ao end •iaeerely deci&» that 2 hare wralttlly mad Use •»• aasad dooußMßt aoaaiatlag oi two folia*, and emseoutitalv owaberad from em to owe, aad that t* mitaineead it a tnia and falthtul aoaawak ef a»v Illawa and ouse by Cleaaais Tonic, and alto eea.(Una a>y full pefßaWtoa to publlab ia any way m< Rtatamanta—vaioh I give voluntarily, Without re3tiTinganypayma*ti:«>s I raaha thla estessa daalaratiao eanaoieSrwasiy baliatins tas same ts to true, and by Tirtuaaithaproutaioni at aa Aat aftha Olanaral Aeaambly oi Haw Caataae, iaWtvlaO "Xbe Justioas ot rease Aa% ISSs.* Brians *» easlfe Beaadte. »B «•(* aay « Uaroh, eaa thaueaai elaafesadw* aed three, hafen "•* wb. wampao?, J.f.