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A Subject for Thought.

It is no simple matter to state in- terms at all precise what forces are directly con- i nected with the production of hale and j happy .old age. More certainty is involved | in the process than mere strength of con- ; sfcitution. Healthy surroundings, content* j ment and active, temperate and regular { habits are most valuable aids, Hard work, I so long at least as it is not carried beyond , the limit necessary to jjermit of the timely repair of worn tissues, is not only harmless ' bat of a conducive clrcumstanoe, It is in (aot, by living as far as possible a life in accordance with natural law that wo may expect to reap the appropriate vesult in its prolongation. Great oare should be taken to protect the system against the changes j which disease makes therein ; coming misery calls its shadow before it and intimates its approach by various signs, as a feeling of general weakness, neuralgic pains, nervous headaohes and rising of soar wind from the stomach, backache and lumbago, failure of verility and gradual diminution of mental power and similar ■ymptoms, all tend to show that general debility is increasing in the patient's system. Suoh persons should take notioe of the experience of Mrs C Whittington, 11, Coventry Pace, South Melbourne, who for ■ome years was affiioted with excessive nerve prostration, and who writes :— I have been suffering tfver four years with noises in my head, caused by a fright a few days after confinement. During the whole of this time the least excitement would make me very nervous, and it was with great: difficulty that I could do my household work, and have scarcely ever had a proper night's rest, being continually disturbed with terrible dreams. £ tried many remedies and was also under medioal treatment, bat nothing did any good until a friend recommended Clements Tonic. I took a large bottle and have muoh pleasure in testifying to the good it has done me ; the noises in my bead are removed and I can rest at night now, and am fully convinced that Clements Tonio does all that is claimed for it, and I recommend it to all I borne in contact with, suffering as J have done." Clements Tonio is sold everywhere. Offices and Laboratories, 212 VBeokett-street, Melbourne and Sydney,

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Manawatu Herald, 8 October 1892, Page 3

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Tapeke kupu
389

A Subject for Thought. Manawatu Herald, 8 October 1892, Page 3

A Subject for Thought. Manawatu Herald, 8 October 1892, Page 3

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