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is Liver gives him Fits and Starts; Acts with a Celerity thai Astonishes Him. The Case of s!r. Joseph Meyers. i,Fro:nthe " Wind/tor AtMlralian.") (BY OUH SPECIAJC. REPORTER.) What is still called Old Government House, situate in George-street, YVii>daor, is the residence of Wr. Joseph Meyers* P&mier and Contractor. here that a reporter from the Aiiitra* ia- vas fortuaate enough to find thai' en iian. ,l \ lome to learn something of Your Preserve Good Health," >%id the reporter. "Concerning my illness, you mean," r*plied Mr. Meyers. "I shall be pleased to -«il you all about it." Oiu - reports* seated oimseif opposite Mi'. Mpy©?*, vho ssid—■ *" MyV.uergy begas tc wane away, fused >.t, '> what woa the matter with for .«y wovk, in TVT/ur» I once tock & cdaasure, sow became a burden to me. I Was Always Tired!* wid was just.as weary at the commencement of the day as at the finish. A queer pain j** *J>o portion of niy back. It felt like a sharp stab between *S» «hottlders. There was a Bitterish* Sour Tastv ;ii my muuth in the mornings, and I tackle my breakfast, which was,u]3 to then, my best meal. Indeed, my appetite began. •«o fail altogether. I was very sleepy and .mil all day, and hardly cared to move aulesa I was absolutely compelled." "How did you sleep at night time? 1 ■ " "3adly—very; Itkept on waking up Ira Fits and Starts Ae- night through, and the pain in my bacfe tvaa very often severe enough to keep me wide awake for moat of the time." "Did you guess what was the mattei frith you?" "Ohj yes 1 I knew very well my live* vas out of order, and I frequently took 1 »ttoug purgatives and other medicines tooiake it work properly again, but nothing 1 then took could check the progress of the iomplaint, and since then I've come to tha conclusion that the rogular taking ol :athaztic medicine is a great mistake. Then terrible Headaches Afßicted Me. I wouldn't eat a mouthful of food now without suffering great discomfort afterwards, such as wind and distension and paih in th« chest, and every few days I should have a. bad bilious turn, wksn the rery thought of food would almost turn me up»" , "Did your liver troubles give rise to any jecondary symptoms V "■Yes,, most serious ones. My nervous r/sfeem go', completely unstrung. The merest trifles would give me a painful <hock. I lost my interest in things in general, am* began to get thin and pale. I thought I wa* going, to become a confirmed invalids I felt

Completely Worn Out, v cd was just about to try a .change of ait svhen my eye fell upon a paragraph in a newspaper telling the result of using Clements Tonic in ft severe case of liver cumpJaiut. It was through reading thi* that I was induced! to obtain a couple-of bottles,, and 1 Was Fairly Astonished ' at the celerity -with which it stopped ths pain in xny back. Clements Tonic braced me up splendidly. I began to lift up my head again instead cf dragging about alfr day in that heavy, drowsy way. I was abl» to take some exercise now, could ea'« and sleep again properlv, N& More r ".attaches or nepvo"£3<?ss trouble. me, and I was at. the fouitt. bottlfi wheA I was §ttite wr'l, and getting <\? stout and strong ex ever, and 1 sonsidered it no longer necessary to tak» Wfenwnts Toni« regularly, though I took* ctufie sow and then W clinch the cure, as it were." - ■• "-Kow is your health now?"' " Perfect, nnd my liver must have beea completely w.red, for never since have I felt u And you think Clements Toaio etadisated the disease V "Pm quite sure of that, fo» It was th* remedy I should have taken at ft,eß if I had known of it." «• With your consent this intermw wil> sijpear In th« Australian." ' «• Certainly, I should like it to," At Windsor, this 19th day of July, }m. '■

Electricity Electricity is Vitality, HeaUh, Life.. It is the MOTIVE POWER of th* human organisation. Without it th*' collapse, and all the complaints that man is heir to find a, ready soil for rapid development. NERVE EX~ HAUSTION, LOST VIGOR & KINDRED TROUBLES indicate a lack of ELECTRICITY, and years of patient study and experiment have rendered me capable of supplying that defici' ency by means of MY The Acme of Scientific Ingenuity --The Triumph of Modern Medical Investigation -• The Finality in Curative Electric Treatment. THOUSANDS of CURED and GRATE- • FUL PATIENTS TESTIFY IN ITS FAVOUR. NOT ; * will no * burn or blista * ra _.. |ft io skin--There is nothing SiblPsG ° wear —** oan be a PP A nriT ,0 any P ortion oi ' he bo *7 A SEL I —l* ao * s as a »»*ve ionic— Restores Vitality. It is Sure, Safe, Speedy, Secret * Simple. For all Form* of Nerve, Blood, and Skin Diseases, Consult the Master Specialist I Succeed where others fall—7s per cent of my patients have gone the weary round of different doctors, and have at last been compelled to come to me to be cured —Scores and Hundreds now enjoyins health and strength had been given up by their Medical Advisers. Why Suffer when the remedy Is at hand ? Don't be discouraged; tell me your troubl* AND i WILL CURE YOU. WRITE for my Ww Do °k {illustrated) "Mens Sana In Corpore Sano." Atmtiss on Nerve Diseases and Ailments ol men. TPREE TO ALL. Posted Sealed 6i. SURGEON LANRSTOH, BI^ 129 COLLmt 3T v MELBOURNE capt your eaw for treatment. Tour letter wilr bare my most catatul consideration, and I will lead you my diairnoaii fre«. WRITE TO-DAY

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8122, 19 April 1906, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8122, 19 April 1906, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8122, 19 April 1906, Page 2

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