WHAT INVENTION HAS DONE.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2190, 18 April 1891, Page 4

WHAT INVENTION HAS DONE.

What baa invention done ? W-li, this will serve as an example mere’y. It used te take .by. old methods, as compared w tb inventionsnpw .used, five times «s rau.h labour in boot-making, four times as much in flour-making, three times at modi in ooal-mioiog, six tim*s as,mao^iu .making, tin canr, three times as much in carriagemakingy andtentimes as.many looms can' now be managed by one weaver. At a' silver mine in Nevada a stream of water falling 460 ft. is madw to turn p waterwheel,< aßd'gives' 200’ horse-power. The ■»me stream is carried down another 1680 ft., and is caught,on slxwater-w.heels, giving off 750 k horse-power,:: which .by means of. electcity i« conveyed to. th*surface; and runs a 60-stamp battery. It is by the san|.e inventions—the. waterwheel and eleotricity-7-that ihe great task of US>ng Niagara is xbout to bn effected. Only 4 psr cent, of the water will banned ; it Will not be noticeablo.but at the quantity will sopply-“l20^,000 horse-power. Th*power will not be naed on the spot, but will be-conveyed by electric wires probably to a town sixteen miles away on the United States ,’side. In Jbe- fields of

therapeutics, medicine, and pharmacology inventive genius has resulted in the die* eovery of an almost infallible remedy known as Clements Tonio. We know that this article i" capable of cans'og more affected brganismsthan any Other medicine in the world has seen; this is due to its peculiar operation on the organs of digestion, assimilation, secretion and excretion, fqr.on theaa four processes life depends, for where one of these im port ant functions is improperly performed, general iwpaiimaut of the system sets in, and results in chronic disease and finally death.', It is,sound wisdom tq commeocr treatnißnt v of Oases, of debility, indigeetioo, headaches, liver complaints, etc., at their Onset, as if neglected » permanent change takes pliioe in the tissues, the disease becpmos pbrnnip, :and ull the medical skill in the world thoo cannot restore the normal stale ; this a fact admitted on all sides. We' can emphatically recommend Clements Tonic in all such and many other eases, because we have seen it in use in ■eores of houses and have never yet beard s doubt as to its efficacy. We know it containsrtba .material to make its action certain, sure, and prompt, and tbe endorsements over the signatures of ioflueotial citizens are conclusive, 'Vs instsßced by W. H. Goddard, Eeq., manager. Commercial Bank, Newtown, N.3.W., Who Writes ; —•* I have very much pleasure in stating tbit my family and myself have derived Very great ban. fit by the use of Clements Teoic, which 1 strongly recommend and urge, - anyone suffering from weakness and, debility, eo prevalent ip this enervating climate, never to be without,.*’ And Mr M. .Gordon, Hawthorne, iTic.. says 1 ;—t* Permit mo' to offer my grateful thanks for tbe wonderful relief ( have experienced by the use of C.lemeotjs Topic, I sofiered -from nervousness and gebeial debility and indigestion for eleven years, never koowinfe' l ‘whit it was to be free from misery and r pain. I .procured CiemeotarTooioV and the effect was s|tpp|y : marvellous. Three bottles removed «JI pain and suffering, my appetite came back, sod I could eat a good, hearty meal and enjoy, it,.,and, whal was more, I could digest it afterwards without that terrible tired feeling which always followed my meals before taking Clements Tonic. 1 continued tbe medicine and took altogether thirteen bottles, and honestly believe it bt|f been fhe making of a< new systerafor me, sod that I have gained by the ns* of Clements Tonis a new leaee of life. I ehal> Always praise and'reoqm)u*nd it, having personally pi oved beyond all question its wonderful efficacy.”