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pflßßfehy in it, that death should como boWHEjffilo allotted ago of "threescore and joo," and why bo many millions of , ' human beings novor live to threo score and five, and why that not one in overy thousand live to threescore years ? We kill ourselves. Many interesting particulara ore found in tables of phyaiologiit» and writers on hygiono. Tho eminent physiologißts.Hallerand Buffon, present interesting particulars on tho subject o'. longevity. They treat It in two ways; historical and physical. Tho historical sido of tho recitation of all faots known of the naturally ordinary and extremo duration of life, and the physical aspect of the problem involves tho contemplation pf the great natural phases of development oi the species, digestion, period of growth? and longth of life, Mankind pays too little attention to tho voice of nature; slguß of approaching calamity are unheeded; tho disorganisation of the affected organ increases and after a time becomes inserjttk; then no pain is felt, and tho deluded into the belief that he has shaken off the disease. Nothing could ho moro orroneous or 'dangerous, for the complajns has only paused on ono further stage towards tho end, and nature ceases to send thoso warning achos and pains aa they were unnoticed when sent; tho debility and weakness increases, however, and ner> vousnew, lots ol appotito, and general langour comes on, and a cold is caught in the kidneys, lungß, or liver, and an. other lifo is sacrificed to Bright's diseaso, consumption, or some other serious and fatal disease, Scoffers can talk as they like at tho virtues claimed for Cle* merits Tonic, but oven the most prejudiced men know it is genuine and does possess merits no other medicine ever did, aa Inßtanco in the case Ot Mr C. J. Wilson, timekeeper, More\i ether Junction, Newcastlo, Now South Wales, who writes on January 14th, 1893 :-I have very rruoh pleasure in contributing my small testimony as to he great benefits resulting from a course t of Clements Tonic, I have been a great suflbror for many years trom livor comtiL. plaint in ono form or another, Some of HHkthn faculty treated me for rheumatism 9H9&Muralgia, but I never received any mHHpenl benefit from them, About BHhSBP years ago I bought a large HHKottlo of Clements Tome, and was Burly Ptisod at the improvement I-export- ■ enced from it, in fa* tho symptoms for which I suffered disappeared as it by magic,'and in a very short time I felt quite a different man, 1 bavo been tak. ing |t ever sinco (that is as often as I can afford to get it), lam only sorry I did not know of its wonderful curative powerß years bko. If anybody has over 1 benefitted by taking Olementß Tonic I amalivingwitneßsastoits virtues. It has performed a Cure when other remedies failed. I forgot to state abovo that; I have taken it in conjunction with Dr Fletcher'sPilla. 1 recommend it to my friends, and shall continue to do so.- ; Metßlr«ttli»r Junction/ Ne'wcpotle, N.b,W in i ' \