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Te Aroha News, Volume XVI, Issue 222039, 20 January 1900, Page 3

in icted Many Long And Weary Years. A PERFECT CURE ASCRIBED TO AN Act cf Providence.

The Case of Mrs. JAS. COPLANO. f i%e “ Nevjtoim Chrcmicle.”) - ■■ - T*h 7; other day a “ Chrirtt’clc ” reporter was ma..;. l_; his usual tour, booking for news of interest to our readers, when word reached his ears of a most remarkable case. Ho .l further enquiries in the matter, tame day he proceeded to enquire into the cure of Mrs. Copland, of Prospectstreet, Krskincviile, near Sydmy. This lady ioooivcd the man with the notebook •with unusual courtesy, asking him to be -seared, ami volunteering to ailord him all the information that he could possibly require. He fiiol. of all said j 11 I hear you were ill, and are cured. “ Well, rather,” replied .Mrs. Copland, “I w«s most emphatic v ;y ill-i 1 for many ion" and weary years with a complicated sot or complaints, which entirely delied the ■efforts of the doctors, as well as the enormous quauti! ics of pillsand medicines which 1 was induced to take. Jr. is a great wonder that I survived all this physicking. lam sure it did me a lot of harm, and prevented my food from digesting.” “ lfo 3'ou mean that you deprecate the »ao o' ..1] medicines 1” “Oli, dear no ; but I mean to say that use the right kind —if you don t only suffer for it, and your illness •will I>e prolonged. J found the kind in ilio oiui ami one bottle absolutely cured me from a most distressing list of maladies. “ Kindly relate your experience. “ f first- of all found that my vitality was gradually waning. I lost my interest in things. My work wearied me; and I felt it was foo much trouble to even walk up thr street. My usual cheerfulness of spirits disappeared. T was dull and depressed, and it often seemed to me that I was too tired even to think. I took some strong tonics and pick-me-ups, but they were all failures. 3 mi.;a.-u-d to get worse. Slowly my digestive organs lost their power. Pilious att-" ! < ;c on at frequent intervals, and I v.u* «;zcd with fits of sickness. I now never experienced the sensation of real hunger; ii.u-.ed, it v.-s a matter of utter indifference to me whether I ate anything or not i» ■ v complaint -«ta!>lislied iuelf I experieiA.-'; severe pain, especially in the b. e.-st Tl.e sensation was exactly as though my chest was full c f lumps of wood. Again jr : ns in the back ami sides began to assert ti- -.isclvch, besides a heavy languorous ache in ..iL- .ore portion of my head. Often I had to seek the quiet of my bedroom oppressed with a terrible sickness and nick headache, j&t these times I couldn’t bear anyone to come iinr me, let alone to speak to me. I was f-.i ; »*i»sivt?lv irriu-.’de an t ...ovish.’* •• r,'u wonder, Mrs. Copland.” “Ami I con'd-.lake no pleasure in anj*thing My nights weye a torture to me. I indeed, cut io bed, but not to slut p... Night after night I never closed my eyes, and I pit out of bed languid, tired, and fairly broken down. I lost greatly in flesh. My eyp.s got dull looking, and my complexion was very sallow and unhealthy. On and ©tfl suffered like this for years—a regular burden to myself, and a cause <>f distress to tny friends. Meanwhile, I consulted doctors. I took butt e after bottle of physic, and boxes of pills too many to count. All were i.'.cfF clivcs, and I was forced unwillingly to the conclusion that I was doomed to be a mart yrs to my complaints, and ass invalid for litu. Tiffs was a very saddening reflection icr me. and I often wondered why all these iiks should descend on a poor weak

TO BE SOLD. OR LEASED. CA ACRES First-class LAND, all in Grass or G.op, 3-Roomed House, close to Creamery. Apply— J. LATTES, "Waihor*. F OR SALE, OR FOR LEASE. • 7 Acres, 5 in orchard in full hearing. Concrete tank, 2500 gallon water, 6 room house and dairy. Apply Mrs Voysey, Waih-.u.

AEOHA RIFLES. T s The Company will Parade in the Domain at 2.30 p.m. on 25th inst., and then march to the butts for Volley Firing 1 . Rifles without slings. Bv order. P. O’MEAGHER, Captain.

QHINEMURI COUNTY COUNCL TENDERS will be received till 2 p.m on THURSDAY, Ist, February, for the following works: — Contract No 539—For Supplying 25,000 Sup.- ft. of Sawn Rimu Timber for Rails 4x3, Paeroa-Waitoa Road, 45.000 Sleepers. 9000 Wedges or Keys. Specifications to be seen at the Council Caambers, Paeroa, and at Cr Bowler’s Waitoa. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman of the Council, Paeroa, endorsed 4 Tender for Contract No. 539’ The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. ALEX. ARMSTRONG, County Clerk. Paeroa, Mth Jan, 1900 0 HINEMURI COUNTY COUNCIL. Notice is hereby given that the time for receiving tendors for the Waihi Nighc Soil Contract has been deferred and fresh notice on the subject will shor-ly be given. KEPEAN KENNY, County Clerk. Paeroa, 13-1-1900,

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