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Otaki Mail, 22 January 1919, Page 4

A WELL-KN©"WN AUSTRALIAN EDITOR MR. C.;G. &?%$ «i &» "WEEKLY NEWS." ADELAIDE. S.A., WRITES T«&T!MONIAL *TO THIS GREAT MEDICINE. • k > :••■;. r--'VV <.'■"■-' ft > A Mr.' 6. G. GURR is ©»e of the foremctt scholarly writer* and fssTßlKata c( South Australia, Eaa is kcld in high esteem by his townsass Ist the City »f Churches. He is one of the .dive members of the party la which he belongs, ssd visits various parti of the Commonwealth in their 0> . kleretU. Here ii ,sa aitrael from bis editorial, published Dec. 23rd, 1911: " TOWS© " nm.® become &. • houtsefooieß .. wetreß in £*..! srejjgulat&etii Etjos-tbcds , ¥&'®wft Mwwkws&li&i "fc® §\3©w JSesaßsanrscS- _;-.,'■- «* p@»/y ■ genuine " ereßieifol© rrsescSiicsEraoss ©wolfo aa© : Ifclfois the ©oSEcS ■"•lau'fca'tion -Tor ' e'fFoGtixtrene®® is% f" HbfaoirouirlV »v»e©ib©ir«aL"l:B©r» ©f ifa©«ailll:lhi -thS-acrE: ■ ©SLEiVBEWT®. TONICS aoifoiiewssdi. ?.?. tVßeeißoes;! Voters use B-fc wl-glh SsoraovirS: •,%»Vihi®ff'® : © , i;l i i©B !a ©ss®@P"ffl©s .■Fsa.lii"' ' . ! . ,' ~■• WKKKsVY NEWS," Paltaney Otreot, Adotaitse, 28/12/iJ. THE REV. JOHN HOSKINS, D.D., Melbourne, writes: CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. The Manse. 101 Gore St.. Fitzroy, 1/3/12. " I was completely rus down and ssffered by nervous prostration, being troubled with Insomnia and severe headaches. I had tried various medicinal, and spent much money with doctors, but all to no purpose. One bottle put me right, and was worth its weight in gold. I recommend this medicine very strongly. You may use this as you think fit. (Signed) JOHN HQSKING, (Congregational Minister, Fitzroy, Melbourne)." ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES SELL CLEMENTS TONIC It is invaluable for CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION. WEAKNESS AFTER ILLNESS. LOSS OF SLEEP OR APPETITE, WEAK NERVES or NERVOUS BREAKDOWN,

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STATIONERY. OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT has just been replenished with a large and up-to-date stock of all classes of Goods. We invite the public to call on us for their requirements. The prices of many lines are soaring upwards, but by judicious buying we are able to offer the best value in the district. Call and see for yourseives. ' THE OTAEI MAIL I STATIONABY DEPARTMENT. BUTTER WRAPS. GET your Batter-wraps printed at the " Otaki Mail" office, Prices right, DEAEXESS. CATABEHj HEAD NOISES, easily, cured in a few days by the new 'Trench Orlene." Scores jjof wonderful cures reported. ' "Completely Cured."—Age 76. Mr Thomas 'Winslade, of Borden, J Hants, writes; "I am delighted I tried the new "Orlene," for the head-noises, I am pleased to teE yon, ABE GONE,' and I can near as well as ever I could in my life. I think it wonderful, as I am seventy-six year 3 old, and the people here are surprised to think I can hear so well at my age." Many other equally good reports. Try .one bar to-day, which, eaa be j forwarded. to :any address • upon the, re- j ceiptof money order for 4s Ed. , Z&ers is ■ Hotfctog at'.- &xrg j Price, .. ,'*: V " :J - A - Address: "CBiEKB** Co, ■' Railway Crescent, West Croydon, '' ■, Sarxsy, Easlaad. "