MIGRATION.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 961, 18 November 1891, Page 3

MIGRATION.

Nerviiißli a'Jtich h and netnalgia are the hW, siire*', and iiioHt leliible symptoms of approaching dtnl're of physical health. They are dislin Hy nerve pains, an infallible lelt-groph inffsage prognosticate** of np .Touching physical weakness. , They lire iniim-itionH that the strength is beinsr imr-aned. Ov i-wcrk of any description muf t jesult m t-m rv.it on on 1 ( nfeel.l'tnent of (tie c< . rporei I Mrnctnre. This wear and t<-nr (lei mad l>v Rcieutixts destructive metabolism) v i>y be brorght about by wo ry, ' xc--PHivo » eital or physical labour by p.cin'inual aiUiiti>n t o-businesp, or by baJ fi) "\ bad air or tiny acute s cknoso, tlie duti s of iMiiiernity, the 6trr.in of mothirho'. d, dissipation, and in-iny other cniiseß. Tlie p»O| or remedy is Cleme.vtp Tinic. Tiis mui-t aid wi.l cure the worst and mo>»l ee^ere cia^JH. Tiis ia a positive fact : it Ina done i', and will do it asjain always. We are il.us emphatic because we know we are talking factp, which the evidence of disinterested persons pr.oves Mr. ILnyA. Ci »ne, a gentleman wellknown a I ever the colony, wii e6 . Dear sir— F>>r the last sevon years I have been a v'c i'n to i ln most excnc'aiinsr asfonj from i xMeine iiorvonsness. I tried hundreds <£ so-called specificp, but without avail ; and, being a commercial traveller, mi particularly liable to co'dafrorn exposure to draughts, &c. ; a slight on 9 even, al waj 8 fled to my facial nerves and caused neurnlgic pniuß, preveniin^ Bleep and ciuaing excessive sympathetic headache. T saw Clements Tonic a-lvertieed procured a 1-ntrle, and m two days the pains, were completely cured, a consummation I iind never especfed and am deeply thankful for bninw. Tins was four months «go, and from then till now 1 h-ivo never had ♦ho sli^lres! iwingo of the oscruciattog tortuio I used to have. You may make moko whatever U9o of. this you like. W. H. Enfl r , Kfq. , tStiinthon c, Dulwich Hi'], N.S. W, , buffored a inartydoin of heudaches due to diKorderecJ liver and ioiigeslion, frf-quently having to leave his work m the middle o. the day. Ho took a course of Clements Totfic, and writes : — Stanthdrpe Dulwich Rtrce*, Petereham. — Dear sir, - For years I have be(H a great Bufferer from headache, which haß at times so prostrated mo tl.at I have been totally unable to attend to my work. I have consulteu tho most skilled physicians ia Sydney, and spect conMdtrublo money m fees and inedicin*. I h wover, obtained only temporary relief, aa they treated the eir feot, and not ilia rause. I \VaS recom-iiH-iidod Clemen s Tonic, and determined to feat, its < ffi':«cy, and I atn very grateful for the g.j0.l rt-BnltH which have followed iffl ii^e. 1 tojk five bottlea and iam wondt-i fully improved, and have had no return of tliosa excruciating headaches finoo taking that valuable remedy. Re:u!ts HUe this mii6t encourage your iandable efforts to alleviate the Biifterintra of your fellow men ; and you have my sanction to publish this. Sydney Cunningham, Esq. 70 Watkiu-btreef, Newtown (N.S. W.) writes as follows : — Dear eir, — Having been a long Bufforer from neuralgia, which weakenod me considerable, and usin^ various remedies without benefit-, I was m Juced to Clsmbnts Tonio a tnal and am pleased to inforn. you that the result exceeded my ntmo3t expectations, and after taking five large bjttles [ feel belter than ever I did m my life be-fo-e. My wife and oiher members of our family have used it witli equal success and I can strongly reccmimn 1 it to others suffering ia n like manner, and offer you this unsolicited testimonial to ium as you think fit. Hinder, can any ottier medicine show sue li a recni of cures an Clements Tonic? Wo think not.