The Case of Mrs. Moeller

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 119, 31 March 1891, Page 4

The Case of Mrs. Moeller

'.- GEEATEXCT^ME^JN; SYDNEY-Xnjt]iiesj^jday_s_.of-_tji]kinpf. dolls, tele- „ graphsj.ocean cables, .Ujiephonesy micro- . phones -anti \ ojfcher 1 electric inventions, irHfen the 'occurrences in one part of the World -are iteiegrapbed ;| to the farthest point therefrom iinfi one? day, and 'when a traveller— makes- a-journey right; round, the globe in> 6s idtfy s,i it .''takes t something" out of the jiommon'^o startle 4 community, but tlier later experience of Mrs Laure'M;(Bner"a^/'eniQUgii,tq s,tanle;the deady Mrs Mealier, who resides at Newtown \N.S:W., is a native of: ft e/rnany And came.'tpYthis^CQuntiy some years .ago. She has -sufEifn^d^frcmi^ Liver and Kidney complaint's' for '.'-years.' and about! three .months^previous to file present time was -'■completely- -''prostrated and unable to work; dropsy of (he --ankles aud lower 4imbs having set -in. We diagnosed the case ourselvesand^can -truthfully ;assert that it was. aicase of advanced dropsy <lue to '-and. -enfeeblement of the membranes of the Liver and Kidneys, which permitted the waste fluids to «xude tlirpugfc lh« v m into the muscular tissue.. Wev; advised Ibe use of ■;■ 'Cleme.nts^ToN'P ar,d; it... was taken for ■sone w£eksv;i!iU. has resulted in a comTplete (•Tire. Mrs iViceller herself thus i describes -hftr.c.as.e;.-. Stanley Laundry. 'Geoii'ina»sin;et, i\Vwtown, N. S.W.I •can with cnn.firience .bear, witness to the \vonderful ; erffcacy-of : OLEMKNTS Tonic in • ounng liver and Kidney disease. I have 4->na beerua victim, to indigestion (caused by "liver c- mplaini) nnd an affection of kidneys. 2 It MifffTed terribly from -headaches, pains in the back and side, "with. obstinjiteO Omstipation. ,No pnf except myself {knows v^hat my sufferings 'hare. ; beenii „1 ;was ■ always tired and. languid, with norability or inclination to ."-Tper'torm my daUv wiwl .My tongue was "-f urred in a mbVrimg', and a sour ta?te in tthe mouth q,up.nt vomiting • one - day I would be ]>r'ptty 'well and the next very. distressedjnr completely prostrated yitfi^ very confirmpd languor. This /'^^en^oniuntitiijra'sL'^biill I was completely done up and quite unable to move ' J R : My ankles beTn'g" swollen as thick as my * tHighs. I consulted pltysicians all of - whom pronounced the case one of Dropsy, -they variously .ascribed,, the cause to be henrt, livef/or B^'kht's : disease. The. ~iidnoYS were Ji .ind6'ubte^ly diseased, be--r cause the '-swollen: 'ankles', when pressed * with the finger "wnu'd leave a dent in the - place fordays.oand otr^was easy to press ■Ttf-ft '-nd of the fingerca'ttiinch deep, when - rh.- h-.sle wp.u|d.,noti fill up for four days. "I.iiad heard of tHe wonderful cures ;aff c:ed by "Clements. Tonic and com:rmnued its use.'- I took three bottles :an-i tlip swelling in the ankles com* • )>>enn.»d iiradually to subside, I continued -- thf medicine land Jam. now completely ..--cured ; my ankles are their usual size, I ... have no aches no*- pains and can do a ;rgoqd day's work with pleasure, my tireJ caching feelings have all disappearedj and .3D am copfiderit'l have been rescued from an uniimely grave by the wonderful -.jrirtues ' of •'Cfitii.KSjs Tonic My address : "is at the head letter, and i will - ->eply to any r ep.m f muni,cations if a stamped -^envelope is-sent with inquiry, as I consider it my duty to publish a record of -.iniy wonderful .cure. Yours very grate* ' Fully, LArBE^MoBLLEB.' ."^Mrs Moaller's case is only a prototype of j?many. others in- this; country. She obtained a cure by persistent treatment, md this is'th'e'*brily wny chronic disease .HJan be cured. A halfhearted treatirjqnt is '^-'-iieVer- satisfa'pfofji you must continue .1 nue the remedy ft-r a considerable time ■ rif you- want- to cure Iring standing cases, -."the tendency nfter a certain age is al -cirays towards decay, therefore if de« rbility has bei-n eating its w:iy into the :«ystem for months or ypars, it is very •unreasonable to expect one or two bot"les to restore -perfect health, all bad cases .^require prostra ted treatment.