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DO YOU SUFFER ? ARE YOU AFFLICTED WITH INDIOESTI -N, BACKACHE, TIRED ACHING LIItBS, LIVER COMPLAINT, LASSITUDE, OB Any complaint arising from an impovelished nervous system ? If so CLEMENTS TONIC IS A QUICK, PROMPT AND BURE CURE, IT DOES NOT MERELY ALLAY THE SYMPTOMS BUT EFFECTS A PERMANENT AND POSITIVELY LASTING CURE. ASS Mr W. A. Jones, Uralla, N.S.W., who writes on September 7 h, 1898 :— I havt muoh pleasure in sending you this teiti* mony. About seven years ago I was Beized with a languid feeling, my stomaoh would reject all food, I could not sleep at night, my mouth was always parohed, espeoiallr at night ; the least noise would cause irritation of the nerves ; the slighte- 1 cold air seemed to go right through me. I also suffered with palpitation of the heart to -uch an extent as to become alarmed. I had pains in the region of the liver ; I be. oame very nervous, and also suffered from shortness of breath. I consulted dootors iin this town and Armidale ; their medicine would give me slight relief bat nothing permanent. I was also treated by doctors in Sydney and Newcastle with the same result. I became so weak I could scarcely stand, and despaired of ever regaining my health. I continued in this state for three years. Beading one of your books I was struck by some of the statements of some of my personal acquaintances. I sent for a supply of Clements Tonic and threw the other medicine away. After taking Clements Tonic, in conjunction with Dr. Fletcher's Pills for a few days, I seemed to relish ray food, wbiob I had not done for months previously. . After taking half the supply, I. had. regained sufficient strength to work 2a tfae gardes, aa* waealhtf

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Manawatu Herald, 23 April 1898, Page 2

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296

Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Herald, 23 April 1898, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Herald, 23 April 1898, Page 2

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