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I ■ : i BY I OECENTLY IN FRANCE, a peasant woman whose link-girl \ i"\ had, been bed-ridden with paralysis for years, had occasion i to visit a churchyard which contained the statue of a well- \ known saint. Some of the mould from the tomb adhered to her I handkerchief, which upon touching her child cured her. This fact is i vouched for upon reliable authority. ' '■ .; s Miracles are not at all confined to the older countries, for we have a heard also of similar remarkable incidents in newer countries, and very | often in Australia, where only eighteen short months ago a certain jj section of Broken Hill was electrified by the recovery from apparently i incurable St. Vitus Dance of the daughter of Mrs. Ri A. Addington, I of Argent Street. It was on the 10th October, 1911, when first the I mysterious-cure was reported, The mother, being seen by a special \ interviewer, and overcome by gratitude that her daughter was healthy I again, told the facts at once. She said that the disorder occurred ;.' through her daughter falling from a tram, This gave her a great * shock, and so affected her nervous system that eventually St. Vitus I Dance ensued. She became so bad that it was impossible to hold a I knife or fork, and going out of the house was impossible. This rej markable condition continued for sometime, medical skill being i useless, Mrs. Addington declared, when suddenly, as the result of I using Clements Tonic, a wonderful change took place. She gradually 1 "' I improved, and soon regained her normal condition. Nearly two years I have elapsed since her complete recovery, and all that time she has I enjoyed the best of health. "I have great faith-in Clements Tonic, • j and always recommend it," added the mother, " and you can make '4 what use you wish of this." > It is not strange that miracles should follow the use of this jj miraculous medicine. Its cures of weak nerves, insomnia, debility S| *ick-headache, indigestion, and constipation,, are really remarkable, - ' I %Hr&. E. STEER, Wallaroo, S. Australia, I writes, 29/1/12, thui: " t a.c3vise all young I married women io take Clements ij .Tonioi" ( ■ ■ • ' . " . I " Having seen in'one of youf books that the editor would be glad of the ad> \i dreiies and names of anyone cured or benefitted by Clements Tonic, I thought i 5 would like to add my testimony, seeing none like it anywhere. jj "I thought it might be of benefit to others, at it was to me, when rearing * my family. I found that by its use I had the- brightest "and healthiest of children, ' i and so they continue—a boy 17, and three girls, 15, 13, and 10 years respecI lively. Neither ohhem knows what earache, toothache, or headache i« like. i " 1 attribute it to nothing but the consistent use of Clements Tonic, as neither I their father or lis very strong. 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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2298, 31 October 1914, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2298, 31 October 1914, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2298, 31 October 1914, Page 4

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