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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 450, 1 December 1904, Page 3

SUCH PROOF Tte» Cite* e# »»» A. OHUROHKUa Howevar modest our mean*, we eaa *® he'p someone do something if we will bat consider how. To perform a laudable aet* grenr. wealth is act always imperative, though, of coarse, it is sometimes useful j but in matters similar to those referred %# by Mrs. Annie Churchill, of Kenslngtes> street, South Dunedin, it is only a oensUa*. ate disposition that is needed to suable as to place before the general reader something that should prove both interesting., able. At the commencement of tive, Mrs. Churchill said:— dire straits with my kidneys, and had beta so for about three years previously. It wm a dreadful feeling that always affected rasas if I wanted to do nothing else but sleeg}. I was living in Chrisbohureh when I wm taken ill, and people there could tell you now dreadful my sufferings were. I eenid not eat, I could not sleep- even though I was continually in suoh a drowsy and depressed condition—for it happened that when 1 retired te bed the inclination to sleep wentawajr, swing to my brain becoming active with the most unhappy thoughts, and I could ea * turn about m a state of restlessness L morning. ' Never without a bitter taste ia my mouth in the mornings, the desire let food was entirely absent, so I had tw nuke my sell eat a litte; but how did I have to a-affer for it afterwards T Goodness me I a? I only took a cup of tea I was nearly out ef my mind with pains, and any feed I had sevmed to turn sour, and cause me to be inflated with wind. I was then persecuted with what people call windy spasms; and oh, dear I kow terribly severe they w»l" " What were you taking to check yew sufferings ? " Inquired a special reporter. " What was I taking ? Why, pretty w*H everything in the medicine line that a p— ■- son could tab*; but as much sold w would have done the same good, for 2 was not benefited at alt. My head often tamed so giddy that I used to think I was gofesnt* tumble down in tko street, and my tokes ached so badly that it was really pamtal to stand. I dared not move any mam than I could help for the violent pains Uta* were fixed between my shoulders, bat t think my chest troubles w The heavy pains there all eating effect. It seemed tome tliatsesnsejki had got blocked in my chest, with the ran that as I drew my bre»!Ji I bad So Hfifc a weight that caused me pain in the operation. My limbs ached again simply from shear.

weakness, and to show you how this I gob 1 may as well tell yon that I went from -' — •tone odd down to eight atone seven." " A loss of nearly two stone," intornrptai the writer. '* "Yes. Wasn't that awful And I f Btterly nervous that I became exeitea _ t'mid at the least noise, and could net bear to be in the house by myself at nigals. How that I have told yon so mush, caa yon wonder at my great appreciation of Cleamtts Tonic for sending away from my life ftH those physical persecutions'? Severn psspts advised me to try it, bat I thought tt was a let of nonsense doing so, because I h*d takes so many medicines before for nothing. Thorn some German friends wrote and advised me to take Clements Tonie, and.between them all I was at length persnuded. Thank G*«l I was !as I got such wonderful ease f tarn m& i tgonies after taking two or three bottles »f Clements Tonic that the world was brighter to me than it had been for nearly three years. Before leng the \ ains about my atuik and chest had vanished. I started eaaiag well, and the effect of Clements Tonie «a my digestion was marvellous. So with my nervous system, and I was so delighted te find that giddiness was not troubling mo, and that my strength had all oeme back. There was inch a pacifying infliienos shout Clements Tonic that ]>BOuld always sleep well, and to that medicine alone I «w» m< thanks for quite oaring at* «f mj tevrlbL ailments. 98 " Have I yow pmakska to as* ttas remarks t"

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