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Te Aroha News, Volume XVI, Issue 222034, 9 January 1900, Page 2

'pE AROHA BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS. CONTRACT No. 20.—Construction of Water-dam at intake. CONTRACT No. 21.—Laying Sewer pipes in Whitaker-street. Tenders are invited for the above works, specifications for which [may be seen at the Domain Ticket office. Tenders (which must be endorsed) will be received tilt 7 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 17th January, 1900. Wm. HILL, i! Town Clerk. Council Office/ Bth January, 1900. Indigestion RESULTING FROM INFLUENZA COMPLETELY CURED The Case of Mrs. MARY JANE HINTON. {From the “ Evening New*," Sydney.) Ik response to a special request, onr reporter stepped up as far as Mrs. Hinton's, who owns a neat grocer’s shop in Darling S.t., Balmain, Sydney Mrs. Hinton was behind the couuter. “Can you spare a few minutes to chat about Clements Tonic?” askqd the reporter. '■ **'Witn the greatest of pleasure,” replied' the lady, and our reporter took out his note hook and se 'ted himself. “ You know I had influenza,” explained that lady, “and thatcomplaiutpullsonedown terribly—not so much the illness itself, but what it left behind, gave me [.the most trouble. In my case it left me wrth. indigestion. Tire doctor said my liver was deranged, and possibly he was right. On many occasions I was seized with frightful headaches, and coniinually felt so'heavy and sluggish that I to stand. At night I missed the regular’sleep I had been accustomed to, ami - so in the mornings was very ill-fitted to commence my day’s duties. My food was distasteful to me, and many times I rose ft;om a meal unable to get down a single -mouthful. Somehow nearly everything I ato made me feel sick, and an uncomfortable feeling of tightness in the chest would’ remain for hours after eating. On Borne occasions when I was particularly bad-this tight feeling wculd increase till the pain was unbearable. -> “I expect your bad health was a drawback in your business?” “ You are rigii t there. All i he strength was taken out of me, end I.felt so low and worried that I could take small interest in anything.” “ Did your liver affliction betray itself in other ways ? ” “ Well, sometimes directly after eating I was attacked with severe cramps in the stomach. It was a strange startling pain, and was very terrible whilst it lasted. As. may be expected, I didn’t look my usual self, but gradually gob yellow and haggard. I tried lots of things —all sorts of medicines, but nothing had any action on my liver, or did me any good in any way, till I obtained » bottle of Clements Tonic, and that remedy soon made & great change in the state of my health. It had a fine bracing effect upon my worn-out system, and took away that heavy sluggishness in a very short time. From that moment I could take exercise, and mended remarkably quick. I could eat my meals with a healthy relish, without any suffering or inoonveniences afterward, and, thank goodness, I was able to get my regular sleep again and wake up bright and cheerful fat the mornings ready to attend to my business. Clements Tonic soon put me into a splendid - state of health. Nor am I the only one in our family, who has - received benefit from.that excellent remedy. When my busbalKi was weak and ill we flew to Clements Tonic to restore him, and it braced him up in quick time. I also gave Clements Tonic to my two growing girls with the best effects, especially the younger, who suffered from nervousness for a long time after having had the measles/ Clements Tonic, however, strung up her weakened nerves, as she can tell you herself, (here Mrs. Hinton .called her daughter—now a fine strong looking girl—who was good enough to> confirm what her mother had said). In faot, continued Mrs. Hinton, Clemeuts Tonic has always come successfully to the rescue in our family, and, in all seriousness, I really don’t know what we should have done without it.” “ You will permit me, then, to put this in the papers?” ** Yes,” replied Mrs. Hinton, smiling. STATCTORir DECLARATION. . Diary Jans Hinton, of Darling St., Balmain, iner, In the Colony of New South Wales, do tmnly And Ainoerely declare that I have carefully d th© Annexed document, consisting of three folios 1 oonseoutively numbered from ono to three, and ,t it contains and is a true and faithful account qf illness - and Cure by Clements Tonio, and also i tains my full permission to publish ths is in any way; and I make this solemn iteration voluntarily, and without receiving r payment, conscientiously believing the same be true, and by virtue of the provisions of ap ; made and passed in the ninth year of ths reign of • present Majesty, intituled 11 An Act for the more xitual abolition Of Oaths and Affirmations taken and de In the various Departments of the Government New Sontli Wales, and to substitute Declarations lieu thereof, and foir the suppression of voluntary i extra-judicial Oaths and Affidavits.’ ared at Balmain this 21 ft day of October, 1808, ALFRED HANCOCK, J.P