Mr Clements Explains

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 142, 23 May 1891, Page 4

Mr Clements Explains

;♦ Many people have expressed f-urDrne that i'lumknts '^onic has met with auch won^erfiil'jind nriprecertentcd success in -suclt a t»Ho'r (i timo. The explanation is sironte— it is genuine/ -I saw the thousands of ""worthless., hogs will American nostrun)^ flooding the Australian market yeur by'^v«ar. month by month, day by day, and^'kne'w that a great amount of money left tLese shores annually in r< - turn for these rubbishy artiel.es, all of which made ' the -country so muclithe "poorer, cl'aiso'koewylhat the exigencies '-of life -'ipiith.isu, country, and the ,cli« mate necessitated the 'use of arti-^ lici.il bloodmaktT— to restore the nor^ "mtvl con.Bitibnr,an'cl -vital ( forces" which/ "were *>o^ener.vuted by climatic, and other * influences. ". I also' saw' thY thin,/pale, delicate, and attenuated men and noinen of Australian cities, and_ studied the causes and fW ays and /means ]of remedy ' lofi ihejjrij,; I «saw jhat^it was^iinpos' aible to' tiring' Hie article required 'irito r popular Javour _except in_ the 'form of a pa lent medicine^ I -i.now, of the thousands o? pound s r spent} by \ lie public'onnoally fn l ihp'rt °ahd u s6me» times harmful concoci'ons of" worth iess in^redufnts, aud^ asked, myself— , Wh y; can't w§ f irianufactu're' (he particle Ilhe1 lhe public require, and 'make ifc % df ; genuine And best' materials', and give, an article" which will DO cthe, good _,whvch .other, make^ only ciaim that theirs will doP I knew* "that suchr.a remedy could He made, anUiKat unless it 'met' with public ~- BpproTnVg'fe*tAoss ,mu«»t> result. How- < evei, I dejirnyned to,ventureon,itsintro•ducuongjtpdjhiis /'lements tonic, came ' to be made, auJln the short space of I wp __^jears it-ha> spread over the whole face of 1 his .ccfntinent.' Itlis Tsold' in. _every =---stoic mj Auslrajia^as^f^ely asin^Sydnejr; .-"■>.n . the.niere fact of^.its enormous sale in this eity.js'pro'o'f' positive 'of its viVtuse, — for no article can command , a great sale r~di tbe e b|o[me r 'of''itß •'b)rtlf' ; . l unless"ft, is .- absolut^ly f! and conclusively proved to be - genuine Clements Tonic has replaced' every other «rt,icle"~6fferecl r ,apd r has { the, largest consumption tenfold of any other Au t tralian this is not due to the'adverti^ing- eipefnditureb'f>its proprietor, but to its pure,; undisputed' merit. - .Fellow Australians^ we . don't /runt the Yankee quaci > to 1 dump-hn-i tup loads r, 'of' 'clap trap: 'fooleries and •ture allßj.oix,our Auntntlian chores, and f< ! 'is on wilt his smooth tongue and, pan .b[e humbug ; neither. dp we want bun v> t'uck-th'e vitality"' and marrow out -o >i.r pebple wilh^his consignments of •c) • 'cal. cslops,' whichu with -, specious p -<bility, he guarantees to cure everyt '. from epilepsy to impecuniosity. n -vani a v genuine article,' made in our <j* , land, by our, own people, bought ">.t!i our money ; then the money 1 citiatnC, in ,our own country, and the ■••wunirV 'is, so much' f richer jthereny und vie'all^h'ave^a' chance of handling it cgaiu ; jrhereas. if it once gets int< the rapuciouv raaw' of the Yankee quack, farewell! it i 1 * gone. for ever. I know 1 iy <trtfcle'iß genuine, and that it con~t mis tlie material to make it cure disease where disease is curable 1 You' may depend upjOnf.it that if Clements Tonic fails all others must fail'" 1 can'produce Jiundreids^of proi fs of the truth of my yitatemffit^and the virtues of ray remedy F. M. Clements, Nswtown, N.S.W-. "