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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 15 August 1891, Page 3

Bull's Eyes, _+. — — ~ GtEMMRtfI IPoWC— " Should be largely ftvftiled of by the public."— AnnidaU Express, July sth, 1889. ■ Clements Tonic— "Spoken of on all hands as being a first-class Tonic"— Neyean. Time*, July 6th, 1889. Clements Tonic.—" It is a reliable article prepared by a qualified man." — Maclean Art/us, July 13th, 1889. Clements Tonic— "A remedy of the highest value in all debilitating and antemic diseases."- Bulletin, June 21st, 1888. Clements Tonic— "Builds up the most shattered and enfeebed constitutions."— Windsor AnstraUmi, July 3rd, IGB9. CiiEMEN.TS. Tonic. — "Those who have tried Clements Tonic give it {as they; should) the highest praise. "-rßathimt . Sentinel, July Oth, 1889. Clements Tonic. — "So well-known and so many testimonials to its efficacy, that praise is almost superfluous."— Qraflon .< Grip, July 12th, 1889. Clements Tonic— A valuable medicine. . •. . . . Extremely useful for restoring natural energy and strength.— Birigera Telegraph, July 10th, 1889. Clements Tonic— •• '.t is recommended by the medical profession, and can be confidently prescr bed for all ages and both sexes."— Presbyterian, July 6th, 1889. Clements Tonic — " We personally know i some of the sufferers who have used it, and : found wonderful relief from it."— Manning River Times, July 13th, 1889. Ceements Tonic.—" Is a sovereign remedy for all complaints that owe their origin to nervous debility. . . Its efficacy is said to be wonderful."— Yitss Tribtine, July 11th, 1889. Clements Tonic— ■" This renowned restorative achieves a'l that the manufacturer claims for it, anil one trial will suffice to show what a blessing -it W—Montya Times, July 10th, 1889. Clements Tonic— " As a remedy for disorders arising from poorness of blood, it is fast becoming recognised as a safe and certain family medicine." Orange Liberal, July 13th, 1889. ' Clements Tonic— "So many nostrums ' ac now-a days forded upon the public, that it is refreshing to be able to indicate something of so genuine a nature."-^- Newcastle Herald, July 14th. 1889. Clements Tonic.—" Has done wonders in relieving people afflicted with almost every species of comp'aint. . . .' The proprietor has earned ' the thanks of the great bulk of the population." — Windsor Guztlte, Juy 13th, 1889. CnEMkxTs Tonic.—" For debilitating dis•easeshas justly earned its reputation for efficacy in the cure of cases arising from 'mental exhaustion , and the general wear and. worry so frequently experienced by almost everybody."— Shi >•; Ju y .15th; 1889.' | ClementH Toxic. — " The good effects ! obtained from Clements Tonic have recently come under our notice, both from personal experienif. and from residenis of Balmain. As 'a restorer of the nervous system it is equal to anything We have heard of." — ' Balmain Observer, July 13th, 1889.

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