Contempt

Manawatu Herald, 21 July 1894, Page 3

Contempt

for your ailments is simply committing suicide, every man is the centre of the universe to himself, yet how many do we daily meet who complain of weakness, liver comlaint, nauralgia, and so on ? Hundreds of such sufferers are met with every week who neglect their cases when there is a reliable remedy in Clements Tonic at hand. This preparation is distinct from the many disguised purgatives called indigestion cures, the use of which are most harmful to the patient. Clements Tonic does not give relief by drastic catharsis, but aima at curing the cause of the disorder and then the unpleasant symptoms cease. If you suffer, remember that without treatment the disease must increase, and that it is criminal on your part to neglect your case, at any rate your life depends on your getting proper treatment and may be the lives of a wife and family. Therefore do not delay, get Clements Tonic and do not be put off with vile purgatives or substitutes, and you will meet with the same success as Miss Alice Law, Salvation Army, Blenheim, N.Z., who writes on June 13th, 1893 :— lt is about nine months ago since I was advised to take Clements Tonic, after being under the doctor for four-and-a-half years. It gave me an appetite at once and the color began to come into my cheeks ; my strength improved wonderfully too, and after taking I think it was six bottles, I felt quite strong and have not taken anything since, until the week before last my head was bad, so I have been taking some more, and my head is quite well again. I advise anyone who suffers from the effects of poor blood and weakness to try Clements Tonic. I have advised friends of mine here to try it, and n sister of mine too, and they aro well satisfied with it. Clements Tonic is the best medicine I have found for strengthening. — Yours respectfully, Alice Law, Salvation Army, Bleuhoim, N.Z.