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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 445, 27 October 1904, Page 3

im a DVaneonr Whoa ft ©arteia seasons we see Reviews of fc1»« yeer-Maeta dull oatslogaes of what era called public areata dead aid gone even for such life as than ever mils thera—w« contrast such little budgets with that real review of the yaw which is unknowable, save that every Individual may wview hia own infinitesimal pert of it, end if he considers it expedient to make known Mi affair* to the world a reporter's aervieea are called Into requisition, aa waa done in connection with Mr. John Edward Fahey, of No. 38 Urange-atreet, Duiiedin, who audi i—- " About eighteen months ago my health was in * shockingly bad atate, and had been from an obstinate derangement of the inter nal organa, and mattara nad_arrived at aueh »n unwelcome atage that my food to digest. The ienoed through mat trouble #aa greater thaa I can find worda to describe. The work J was doing waa not by any means light, and by the time I got home at night I waa fairly done, the feelings «f exhaustion being so intense that I oouM haw ftlasoflt dropped with fatigue. 1 * "I expeot yea wottSd bo able to deep very soundly when i» tfwl esaditiflo t *" axtfgested the ssribe. " Well, that waa emtfcsng I really oould do, for exhausted nature oould not hold out againat any daujire I might have had to keep awake, Yea, I oould sleep right enough, but thtt difficult was that it did not refresh me In any way* for when I awoke in the mornings I felt I could feel sensations like aches running through my limbs. .Oneof the worst features of my eie&nsas was the despoadency which seized me. I looked upon life eat an hump* desolation all round. These was not on* pleasant thought in my mind to bottd my* keif up with, and after meals I fait fasiv anlarly drowsy and nnaomfortabla.* 1 "What forma of dJaoetafezt did yarn have, Mr. Fahey f w "I had a terribly haavy foaling Is sty oheat, and pains used to attest: ma right between the shoulders. Often I had giddy curns whieh made me quite useless for awhile, asvdmy sight seemar *■—«■»———«• In some way or other. fe besmeared _eavy and somewhat _ Ings, and I had as a besides, and a When I walked or ati which f ttheaaot» bitter tast* t my tongue I found that the what they usually were, and the mast exertion or excit shake terribly, for my nervosa system was very much weakened; My appetite was getting poorer and poorer every day, but whether I ate muoh or little ft made CM difference to the sense of fulness ia the stomach which followed my meals, and it waa quite evident that every particle of food fermented. Some days I oould hardly hoM mv head up for the exoraelating aches that afflicted me, and I waa just about aa weak and miserable as a man oould be when I hit upon entirely." " What medicine wen that 1 "It was Clements Tonic, end a grand medicine it was, too. It was all a matter «f luck, and came about in this way. One evening I was reading a Clements Tonic testimonial to my wife, and when I got to the end of it I said: < What do you say if I give it a trial?' Aa affirmative answer ed with that remedy I was twioo the man I had bean* My health waa made so perfect by Clements Tonic that I think no house should be without it. It beajan by soothing my nerves. sensations were not present when I got sp in the mornings, neither waa the vile taste, nor the coating on my tongue. Really, & was spellbound with amusement to find that and-bye the'flatulehoa was dene with; so wercrfoe depressing headaches, giddiness, and th»pains about ssf chest and shoulders. It seeriwd like a happy dream, but it was better *han that. It was a positive fact that Clements Tonte had eared me, and now I, Jem Bsw&bb runt, ef sTo. M ataage-etraek Dsntdin, in tba Coloay of Hee Zetland, do solemnly and sinesrely 'deelateteet t have carefully nad the aentxsd dooumaafc oeusisttog. of two folios, and bdnsSouUvdy mmbtnd fross one to two, an« that it contains and Is a. true and faithful aosoas* ef my illness and .ante ay Clsnscnts Tenia; and alas •ontaihi my full parmlsnoa to publish Ist anyway Hoatriai any paynssn* s aad I nsskt this solema dtolaratlos eonioientioaily bellsvinr the aaaae to be trus, and by virtus of the Bfortriona of aa Apt of tee Genual Astembly of New Seated,lntttulae "the JusbiuM at Peace Aot, UsV Otolaraa el Dunedte. *M» •bdtaatt day •« Men*, aae thousand nine hundred and three, before me, i WIUIAM »lOK*X)W, J.P.

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