Page 14 Advertisements Column 1

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2576, 25 September 1915, Page 14

■ ' >■ .... i i mji .mnim with R e 4 J j wto / J ac^€t Tobacco irJ \J%? a perfect joy v ' dr *L A,k IOV \ 0 ' Cigarette, j tfobaoCQ ® r.: ;v 7 '. | . BritisK packed tobacco p ; W Athat gives full weight in 1 | i?.v-w^ , ?|and.2,oZi packets— as good § p-YiK.fiJ'.-.^tobaeco, as any other v and'■ S H|L " more of it. 2 it ' M HHitaaffiiii j *991, 1 A JUSTICE - i OF THE . PEACE ' ! WRITES OF SLEEiEHTS Time iCR. . BARNETT, t , well.known Australian journalist and newspaper proprietor who U no w '£- : : is one of.the rnany who < ~ eulogizes CLEMENTS TONIC. He is also one ofthebeit known commercial men Ja N.S.W., • and'a Jnstice 'of the Peace of long standing : H« is emphatic in aisertlne that Clements Tonic 'is a boon to sufferers and he ncYcrhcsiUUw to' &i that fact to bis' Wends. Jj .- d.:a .' : - VV.vvv.'..; : ,; .CarltonMansions/.': >•;- < Glebe Point, Sydney, *3/9/1*;;. • ■ . CLEHEHTS TONIC LTD. ' "In testifying to the value \ , ot CLEMENTS TONIC, I do so In the ' hope that others may receive as ; ' -much benefit from this medicine , ■, j; through the use of it as I have. ■:■■■■•/ "I suffered from fassitude and . -' lacked mental concentration. Illy complaint was diagnosed as en--1 larged liver, accompanied with flatulence and dyspepsia; <The . | medicine prescribed was useless. 7 "I was persuaded to take < CLEMENTS TONIC, and, to my v astonishment in a little while my V i constitution assumed its normal '. /■,. condition, my 'nerves became ■ -h naturally strong, and the ills pe- ' cullar to liver complaint ceased; and to use a well known term, ', 1 soon "felt fit." - "Like many, I have tried other tonics, but none had the almost 1 1 , MIRACULOUS EFFECT UPON ME AS TONIC HAD., : , "When opportunity offers, I i.iti shall always recommend it. r (Signed) NAT. J. BARNETT, J.P." For Insomnia, Weakness after Illness, Nervous Breakdown, 'Poor Appetite, or: . ' Debility—take this medicine. . ' AIL GHEBISTS ABO STORES. SELL tT.

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