PIANO TALK. GOOD PI A Ois a firs - class investtueob wei. ng a means o culture and pie i-ure. There is nc» article manufactured that will give as large a return for tbe money invested. Granting this to be true, the Piano to be sought after by those who Wfch to buy must not only have a good tone, but be well and faithfully made, and be sold at a fair price. It must be built to stand years of use. The Pianos now offered by THE LONDON ANDBEHLIN PIANO COMPANY fulfil all these conditions. A REGULAR MARTYR TO Biliousness BUT NEVER Troubles Him NOW. The Case of THOMAS STEWART, E»q. (From the **Patrith Tiaua.") BY OUH SPECIAL RKPORTKB. “ Unquestionably Clement* Tonic alone i -'.kd me through. I couldn't get an atom ’ pood out of the numeroua other medicine* led, hut this remedy did the hmrinw for din double quick time.” The** wer* the ■ls of Mr. Tnomas Stewart, baker, ■ » ->. •!, Rooty Hill, near Sydney, to -• ur-rtcr v. is.' w i» detailed to have a littl* : w. ’>i him arent his sometime sickness. • sail ih..t gentleman, offering th* j-er mail a :.ur, aud taking a seat ’.j- n a time I frequently a-y £irr ack a I was attacked --v u i My food diaacreed . -no s..d I Lad to drop eating for a | •>.?.- <-e-J:er almost. I lost all my ■■■.> :!> and e:»er My work became a ; I to te always tired. r.e on. There was a . .-oion and great swel- : i - 1 c-mach after eating. ; < htt, sleep being almost i tie : a, and my mouth and ..t ' with a bitterish I “ ¥<■••; r - :s, apparently ?" i ' -,lusl to be a regular martyr to I b.< - . a-as. I w-is new eafe from fear j t- '• w-j? to be prostrated by a b.i. It.-: I.d I sortsol medicines ’ to V. .Lid or U • at’a- when I felt theni I oesur.g on, aud I ’ -k many <deve ly waa mo ■ : i, as you may ex pcs. t. it -fc - g. The giddil«xa:n« .dache* more ii .jaruLL-. d.:: : ng from wars -»i proper r ent, for I equid at •■■gof whenitTWas ; Ul Im’. : . - . - » bottle of CzMMats ‘ il.»« b. i yoi -,e to get that?” '■ W ell, you «-c, i.cws ua* brought to me ,1 a u-urse case i .me being cured, and, v- the Miurve ox my information was trust-rr-rti.y, as I stud before, I sent for a •' How did it act ?” *• Ju«• iike a true pick-me-up. It flawed to strengthen my disordered stomach and < Jlg.-suve organs from the very first, and I •’ could soon take my food withost anv sens* of oppression or swelling afterwards, and, 3»re than that, I could enjoy what I did iat I suffare.l no more from hrs Fisches, xijd. after a few days, I slept a* soundly as I dways do when lam well. I can teU you I was pleased to get rid of that giddineaa. To cut it short, Clements Tonic soon put me as right as I am now, and have been ever riocc, and I could again go about my work with energy. biliousness never trouble* m* new, for if I feel a sign erf it coming en, I make haste to take a few doses of Clement* Tonic, and that ward* i» off. I could tell you of more than one ease wh*v* the greatest benefit has been derived from that remedy, and I know one hotel iu particular where it is regularly served over ;te bar at 6d. for a tiny glass full, and the -roprietor of the hotel says it is far aad - tray the most effective pick-me-sp la ba -bta>ned for love or money.” “ But I came to get your opinion?" “ Well, I think it is the only genuia* remedy going. Anyhow, it cured rts ;it t.d what none of the other things could de, ■und 1 must speak as I find. The proof of -b. pudding is in the eating,"you know!" -‘What about printing thia—you dsu’l abjaet f’ “ You can do just as you think fit about Shat. I’ve not the least objection m long u you only print what I’ve said, for I ktww that to be the pure truth.” aitn-TORY DECLARATION. I. Tm< m»s |*._rgiT. of v. ind.w-ro*d. Rooty HiU, S. .hit- !c the Colony of New South Waleo. do A kFzji ' an. act relj <i,.!are that I have earefuliy y ,rrd fro*, one to - t cure by Clemente i . . « • • j -. .ueat for same, ar d . . a- i at.; 1 U.. 1 eoLcuan ; . mom of on Act ear of the re iro of i ' \n Act tar the store ' i-.nd Aftrmatioae tak»- j* «.-.j ■ -e < »rl?us :heCJoifl^ r ■ i ?•»•. of N •• South Wales, a«d to euhjtirur- : - : i 0,., tv. Ueo tbereol. aad for tbo eoivr-emae ’ »olur.’-ary •■»<> eitrs jac:«a! Oaths and Aftda ita* -cjAred at Bax Hill this Sre- ’ embor. or»-? thotsa&d - .jhk handle, .. -J . -if V » OuaS> znc I Frodsses X I a 8n« f -A" Palisi. X
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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 257, 4 May 1906, Page 4
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