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UTeacher's Letter to dements Tonic One of the leading teachers of New Zealand, Mr. G. A. LUNDIE. M.A.. formerly Assistant Head Master High School, Palmerilon North, writes his opinion of this well-known nerve and blood medicine Falnierston North, New Zealand. 1914 CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. " I tutfered for yeara from a form of nervous complaint, with profound melancholia, which I could not throw off. "My appetite wai bad, I developed ill-health till life was a burden. "I was threatened with complete nervoui breakdown. I could hardly follow cut dutlet »» High School Matter. "Your potent medicine enme to me as a revelation in healing, I regained my health completely through Its use. " For teachers engaged in mentol strain and arduoui study your tonic is Indispensable as a' stand-by.' " I have recommended it to many other teachers with most beneficial reiulta." I am, Sin, (S,2n " ,) G.A.LUNDIE,M.A. THEKB are hundreds of teachers of both sexes employed in the Australasian Educational Service to-day irho' suffer more or less from weak nerres or acute .nervousness, and whothrough continuous nerve strain in teaching and itudy never really enjoy good health. It ii is much i, the worry of keeping their ichooli tip to the educational liandnrd os the work which accounts for their feeling of general ill-health. They should keep Clements Tonicon h»nd as a "stand-by "medicine, reeling certain that In its possession they will hare a sweet soother of the nerves, a promoter of keen appetite and rotful sleep and a general healer of the run-down and orer-wrought system. It makes wenk people strong and strong people stronger All Chemists and Stores Sell It Get it to-day Clements Tonic Ltd., Roielle. N.S.W. -' For WhOOping fiOUgh, Croupy Coughs, Bronohitis, Sore Throats, use [JlJlSlslMaa HEAN'8 f °EBSEHCE The Grent Money-Saving Bemody j -l Coals i/. Makes 1 Pin! Saveelo/-i-
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 270, 3 August 1918, Page 12
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