DANGER.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3669, 22 November 1890, Page 2

DANGER.

Fow weeks now » pdsa by but wlmt the community js startled by the Intelligence that botoo prominent oftissen has been struck doivp by sickness disease. The constant etrftin on ttiT serves, apd the corebrfil blood vessels - caused by oontiouaj attcntiora to work, thought and business,must toll Its talo in the end, tho constant worry of the struggle for existonco will break up the most robust constitution, Dr Allen McLane, tho recognised authority of tho United Stgtpjj on cerebral disease, states that insanity h largoiy on the increase through the continual wear am} tear that he frequently cases under big care, solely auo to kitreme mental rattgu.e. Tho'prsctp of taking alcoholic stirpulanta to ensure a fata jpHr,M njost baneful, and generally results i|) (jf the bipod yokels, and jinajiy paresea.. ' / ' With such. facts staring yon in tho faco, and the tnedjcal profession power-, Ic3S to grapple with the case, nothing pan be done but. have recourse to » reliable remedy like Clement's Tonic, This artlolohaa proved ltßelf tho greatest remedy ever produced for suflbton from neryous diseases and the effects of over work or. othor debilitating causes, Clements' Tonic is prescribed by the, profession, because: It knows 'that-' recovery invariably follows its iiso, that : fits uniform composition is tho greatest security for sufferers, : and that its ; tipJ ;; veiled on, Mr J J Wallace write! froiifliis residency I Kangaroo Yalley, New Suutli Wales lyjp

W ; DearSiti-1 havo very much plcatur IS nn S witness to tlio great value o Ciemonts' l'onio in cases of Lassitude Nervousness,and Constitutional Dobilit; generally. Fur moro than twelve month I was a martyr to extreme lassitude, los of appetite, tleeplessness, and otho concomitant twin o( Dhysioal troublos bo much so that 1 feared that 1 wouli hato to_ übandou my profession as i journalist, writing boing particularly irksome and laborious to me. I trioc several ad vcrti'sed tonics (?) with littlo ut no good result, and bnjan to think m; case beyond tho power of uiodicine ti onto. However, 1 saw Clements 1 Tonii advertised in soino of my oxohansjefl, ' concluded to try it as a "dcmicr resort,' and I sin pleased to say tho rosult wai catisfaotorj. After taking ono bottlo ! f»und my, appetite much improved and I could sleep inoro soundly and felt _ refreshed next morn ing. I continued tho medicine, taking in all six largo bottlos, and gradually al my distressing symptoms disappeared. ] now feel mysolf atronsor than evor, ant as near porfect health as a mnn who lias to bear tho strain of constant • Jitorarj work can oxpcct to bo. I can confidently recommend UtF.5teNT.-j' Tonic to jfe- all porson.s suffering from loss of nerve T forco thnjfeli Bickueas or montnl over. .. work, aimm most happy to support w" my testimony with my signature, Yours fitithfslly, J JcffeHori-Wallncn, _ This is only one of tho hundreds ol similar endorsements wo aro constantly receiving, F M CLEMENTS, Newtown; N S W., or any chemist or storekeepers.