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woman. My nervous system was not able to stand the strain, and 1 got utterly broken down. ” “ How unfortunate you were.” • “ Ves, I was ; and I don’t know what would have happened to me but for something that, though it seemed at the time a pure accident, I shall always look upon as a veritable act of Providence.. I read in a newspaper about an astonishing cure of a lady from a derangement of the liver and other internal organs. On reading further down the column, I found that not only had she suffered from similar symptoms to mine, but had been entirely cured, by Clements T< nic after the doctors had given her up ns lost. Of course, under these circumstances, it would have been sheer madness on my pait not to have given myself a chance, so I sent for a large bottle.” “ What was the effect of Clements Tonic in your case ? ” “ Well, it would have to be felt to be described. Imagine my astonishment when I found that before I had taken half a bottle a marvellous change for the better had come over me. The pains in my back, side, and chest disappeared as though I had been touched by the magic wand of a good fairy. My spirits pluckod up, and I felt toned and strung up all over. From that time I began to enjoy and digest my meals once more, and to sleep the peaceful, refreshing sleep of a healthy woman—and, mind you, I hadn't done this for years. That’s the astonishing thing about it! None of the other things I took were of the least use to mo, yet here I had run across a remedy, which in a few days had put me on the high road, to recovery after years of illness. By the time I had completed the first lapgc bottle all disease seemed eradicated. However, I continued Clements Tonic as a general restorative, to cnablo me to pick up my lost nervous strength and flesh. It did this most effectively, and made me as strong, and vigorous, and bright- as I could wish.’ “ Is there anything else that you would like to say about Clements Tonic ?.” “Yes, there is, and I think it not the least wonderful portion of all that that remedy Ims done for me.” “ What is that, Mrs. Copland? ” V Why, I’ve been absolutely free from any su-n of my old.complaint ever since Clements Tonic drove it out —or, to use a somewhat slangy expression,” said Mrs. Copland, with a smile, “ I was cured at one go.” “ May we publish this ? ” “ The sooner the better, as I think such a miraculous recovery as mine should be made public. ”

DECLARATION BEFORE A MAGISTRATE. I, Mrs. Jas Com,and, of Prospect-street, Erskine vill», Sydney," In the colony of New South 'Woles,do {tntviu. ;> :u;[t sim-etely declare that l have carefully read the annexed document, consistin''of five folios anrtjjonwciuively numbered from one to five, and that it contains and is a true and faithful account 0 1 my illness and cut'- I>V t dements Tonic, and also contains my full permission to publish the same in any way; ami I 'm»kc this solemn declaration voluntarily and without receiving any payment,, conscientiously believnc the same to bo true, and by virtue of the provisions of an Act made and passed in the .ninth year of the reijrn of her present Majesty, intituled “An Act for the more effectual abolition of i>*th» nnd Affirmations taken and made in the various Department* of the Government of New South Wales, and to substitute Declarations in lieu thereof, and lor the suppression of voluntary and extra judicial Oaths and Affidavits." Declared at Eiviklneville this 24th day of November, 180 S, before me, ANDREW MURRAY. J.P

Auction SaiesAIoMOOL & CO. CAMBRIDGE DIVE STOCK SALE. Satuday, 20th January. QA CHOICE FRESH . STEERS, 2£ to 2\ I C. C. year-old l Buckiand 10 Fresh Empty Heifers / On account of Chrysanthemum Society, Top of Show Tent, MoNICOO & CO. G. F. McCullagh, Auctioneer.

ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AT OHAUPO. Wednesday, 31st January The undersigned will hold their Annual Sheep Fair on above date, and will offer upwards of 1 £ AAH EWES, WETHERS W)WU AND LAMBS. Entries received as follows : v 3000 Big-framed Four-year-old Longwool Ewes, on road now from Hawke’s Bay 2645 Crossbred and Longwool Fullmouth Ewes, from R Williamson, H Vickers, R Given, R C Smith, N Banks, J Jackson, J Doudican, Kereone Estate, J R S Richardson, G Powell, J M Hall, Maugawhara 2390 Crossbred and Longwool Lambs, from R F Hargrave, R Williamson. H Vickers, R Given, N Banks, Kereone Estate, D Finlayson, J R S Richardson, J M Hull 2000 Really Good Crossbred Ewea. N Z T V Land Co Also, immediately after above, OAA PURE - BRED LINCOLN, 0(11/ SHROPSHIRE, ENGLISH, LEICESTER AND ROMNEY MARSH RAMS.

Entries Solicited. McNICOL & C G. F. McCui uon, Auctioneer.