An Unscrupulous Fog

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 20 June 1891, Page 3

An Unscrupulous Fog

: CWapa upon as unawares like an assassin "in >he dark, and whose dangerous proximity < m beve* suspect until it makes the last fatal <j utoh on some vitat organ. We are always warned in ample time of tho impending danger, but with criminal careless. - new neglect theße warnings: That tred feeing, those aching 'imbs, and that grand feeling one day and seedy condition the next, the aour taste on waking in a niornVing, and the frequent sick and splitting headache?, all make their debut before •enotjß illness sets in. Al or any of these symptoms indicate the approach of disease, they are faithful signs that the liver and feidneyg are not doing their duties, that the niorbid and effete matter instead of being Eliminated from tho system, is being retained, and is positively poisoning and de"stroyiiig. the whole physica structure. ' Neglect in such cases is < riminal, recourse to,, rational treatment should be had at 'WMSeVCriEStexTS Tonic should be taken k to strengthen tlie digestion, purify and fortify r the blood, to stimulate the liver and brace up the kidneys, to resolve and eliminate the poisonous urea. Liver and kidney complaints are the most prevalent diseases of, this country, and so- long as we consume aach large quantities of animal food and condiment*, and drink so freely of tea and afifnajants, so long will this unhealthy condition last. It is this mote of life that 4saases such numbers of deaths from heart 'dfseasej Bright's. disease, dropsy, cancer. inanimation and enlargement of the liver, and similar causes, all of which herald their approach by feelings of lassitude, headache, langour, Ac, and if prompt treatment at oi cc is adopted by a regular use of Clements Tonic, the progres of flisea c, Is arrested, the stomach, liver and kidneys resume their normal action ami the poisonous accumulations arc expelled the system and normal health is restored. That C&KMKN'rK Tonic its reliable is ))"o>ed beyond all nuv*Hon/ and we have gvuteful beneficiaries in every town and village who are continually writing us in terms similar to the following :— 9t. Leonards, Sydney, Pear Sir, —l can with pleasure bear witness to the great relief I have received from the use of ClbMKNIB, Tonic and Dh Fletcher's Pills I 'BSveheen a great sufferer for 11 years from Hv.er disease, with at times considerable en- : frtrgemerit, which caused a swel ing in the side under the ribs and was very painful, the abdomen, bowels, <fee., always felt very tender on pressure, with most obstinate constipation for which I took Fletcher's 'Fiijis, the first' dose caused a copious eVacuation and gave great relief, and I . thought I was all right, but after a week * j~waßrAß bad again as before, I again had I JAMarse to Fletcher's Pills but I too]; Clements Tonic as well this time and oon tinued it for a couple of months, after the first dose I felt bettor and got rid of all tho symptoms I usod to have, as flushings of heat and cold, splitting, headaohes, pains in the side and small of the baok. extreme lassitude,' and the general feeling of •all-right to-day, seedy to-morrow,* all these sjrraptoms with many others I used to have, ,bnt now thanks to Clements Tonic ?6m quite cured. I can get up in a morning refreshed by the night's rest and can eatfft- good breakfast, whereas before taking the medioine I scarcely over could eat anything, and when I did it nearly alwayji made me vomit but now 7am quite v(ell<&ud have been so for 5 months, I have ryj cause to fear a relapse. I don't mind your publishing my case if you add nothing to it, as it may bring relief to similar suf-forers.-^Yours very truly, H. Gaukkll."

In allottiug the shares, the direc« tora will have regard 1.0 priority of application, find not more than 100 snares will be allotted to any oiifi-perpon. ' . . tn submitting an Association of this character to the public it in only ' necessary to say that it ia in no j Renso a speculative undertnking. j The experiences of similar enterprises in the Colony -has shown them lobe not only dividend paying, but pro- [ ductiveof ninny collateral advantages to tho prodncer ; rainimisinjr as they do (ill charges, they necessarily corn* ppl merchants and shipowning firma : to- lower to a reasonable- point their [■ rntes of profit, commissions, freights, 1 &c. Thffnct that the Zealand Farmers' Aesociation of Canterbury (Clrißtchurfh) last yp.ir bnrl a total profit of £10,804 5s 6d to distribute, and tbnt tljft Canterbury. Farmers | A f sooiation (Timaru) and other similar Apsoclntions ore nil in, a most sat mf'netory financial cc.r tlit i<m. ppealra for ilsolf na to the safety of the capital to bs embarked. ' The cei.tral }josition of the City , &i Wellington a>id> its mngeiflcent caprioityi.fof ilie clipnp distribution ai products to all parts oi tbe world, . marks it out prominently as the ,t natyral centre for tho . pre 6ent Com- [ pnny's oprrntionF. The reoont con--1 neciion of the cjty with Nnpier on tho East Coast, and New Plymouth f>n tlift Wo^t Coast, ly through linos ot railway, •nriHeiir. l^' il\t> settlfre : in these distr'cts to share <qually in tlio.ad.vai.jiiiges, which wi 1 accrue lo shareholders in the Wellington Provincial District from li.nving nt \hon ; docr'li.-o 1-ppt find cheiiptPt- linrbour in the Colony ne a disiiii uii»g oeutre.