iVlir"ciMeritsiExpiains

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 133, 2 May 1891, Page 4

Mr Clements Explains

Miiny-'ppople haye 1 expressed surprise ■ that) Clebiknts Tonic has met with such wonfJejcful n.uli -.uapce'eedented success in kucTi a shor tinia, Tfaej-explanaiion is sj.mplerriT. is. genuine. 1 saw the thou■»ands_,of '.worthless lvogs"£will American "nosU;ums flpodingrtljeAustralion. market ' jear'byT, 'y'oar. Im6n|;h1 m6n|;h by month,; day ; hy ? dAj;'and kaeyv that* a i;reat amount of ■iitii6npj~\eH these' shofe» ''~annunllj,''in return for_Jthese rubbishy _ article's, 1 * alii of 'wHich made.rlhepcouni.ry ;,so much tJie 'pb'o'rerr 'r.a'lso -kfie.w that", the exigencies . of in lhr< 'icduntry.Vncl .the cli« = mafe ;' TQ"ecesßit»teil f the use of arti -ticinliiblDbdmalier to; restore the nor--mal condition and vital* -forces which, " were-so-enervated -by climatic « nrl other : influences. ylv a l?? " ss y '■ ie . :ihin, pale, ' •"delicate,' and I alt enuated men and women of "Atistrajian .cities, V.ancl studied the > causes' and f ways ~a'6d hieiins of remedy "*5S'-ilL e e Jll > .1- sa^ that' it was itiipds*' sibie tq_ bring- .the/. article required into .'popular fa'^pji/"" except' i nj the form of a ■ - ■patent ..me.dicuW 1 "iiioV oE tho thou •tßa'hds ol'^pbunds'speht by the public an«nua;llyp"in Tpui'iSh'asiiVg. jinert and some* • •■' times' 1 baTniful 'eoncocibnV of worthless ; .-■■■}ingrerfi'phts/'sand' asked- r myself — Why -•^olin't-wra manufucture'.: she article ihe r ,pu;bli'c :rje,qujrg; : jand make it of .genuine - r aml:best materiaL» fr ,an.i: yive an article ' "■"■♦VBreh ' will; x>o .the g<tod which other ".'maVers'-bnlf claim "-that theirs will do? 1 knew that jsuch a remedy could '^c and^tlia t unless; ; t met with pablic loss' must result. How ef er, I "l.3etirmined to venture on its mtro•^duclion/ariH'thus 1 Ox-'ibiKNTSToaic came "to be made, aaJ in the Short space of two ,rjearß-it-has;;spread-oye;r.the whole face ; -.opthis"contineritfr /; lt'-is' sold in every; '.•••; store in* Australia asfreely as in Sydney; ■ the ''iuereifiict of its enormous sale in this city is proof positive of its virtues, :~for_ no article can command a great sale -^a£ XheThoafcJi'oi /its birth unless it is absolutely and .conclusively proved to be --genuine. „(JlemeutsT onic has replaced --e"very';dth'^r article offered, and has the ■.-.'■ largest consumption tenfold of any other •':l :> A ; «is r iriiiian !: 'in ! paicine : ; and this is not ' due to the advertising .expenditure of its ' proprietor, but ■to its pure, undisputed ::- merit. Pellow. Australians, we " don't "want the Yankee quack U> dump Ins --ship -loads of clap trap fooleries and '^j.ure «jls :t;n - our Au.»tralian shores, and ~"f«»lus on v/iit his smooth tongue and " jipiausible humbug ; neither do we want ,*him to suck the vitality and marrow out ~oi our people "with his consignments of -— ebeiisical slops,- which with specious ~pl r a.u?.ibiiiti,. he guarantees to cure evei 1 } 1- '• ~- ViVihtf . from epiiepsy to impecuniosity. -" We want- a- genuine article, made in our Oi^n J_land,,.by ,:our. own people, bought with our own, money ; then the money .--remains iv olir "own' country, and the •country is so much the richer thereby —and '"we all have a r chiance of handling it -again; whereas, if-it once gets int.. the rapacious maw -of the Yankee quack, ■ ~ farewell l, it is gqne for ever. I know my. article is gejvuine. and that it con- "^ Cain s tfie mat trial to make it cure disease where disease is curable. You may dethitt if 'Clkments Tonic fails all others must fail. 1 can produce '--hundreds of proofs of the truth oF my '-'statement!!, anrl-the. virtues of my remedy F. JW. Clemertts/jNewiown, JN.s. W.