DANCER

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3692, 20 December 1890, Page 2

DANCER

Fow weeks' now adays piss by but ! what the community in startled jjy' the! intelligence that some promiMut citizen has been struck down by Biftness and disease The constant. atrrfin on the , nerves, and tho cerebral blond vessels caused by continual attention toiwork, thought and business, mart tell its tale in the end, the constant worry .of the struggle (or existence will break up the most robust constitution, Dr Allen McLane, the recognised authority of the United States, on cerebral disease, states that insanity is keely on the incroase through the. continual wear and toar, that .he frequently had cases under his care, solely duo to extreme moufcal fatiguo. .The practice of taking' alcoholic stimulants to ensure a falso onergy. is most baneful, and generally results in disease of the blobd vossols, and paresis. With.such facts staring yon in.the face, and tho medical profession powerless to grapplo with the case, nothing can be done'but have recourse to a reliable remedy liko Clements' Tonic. Thisartiolo has proved itsolf the greatest remedy ever produced for sufferers from nervous diseases and ;the,offectsof overwork or other" debilitating causes. Clement's Tonio is prescribed by the profession, because it knows that recovery invariably follows its uso, that Its uniform composition is' the greatest security fer sufferers, and that its pharmaceutical perfection and therapoutical qttioacv oan always bo reliedon. Mr J. J, Wallace writes from his residence KangarooYalloy, Now South Walos- _ Dear Sir-I have very much pleasure in bearing witnoss to tho groat value of Clements Tonic in oases of Lassitude, Nervousuoss, and Constitutional debility gonerally, For more than twelve months 1 was a martyr to extreme lassitude, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, and other concomitant trains of physical troubles, so much'so that I feared that I would have to abandon my proton as a journalist, writing being particularly Irksome and laborious to mo. I tried several advertised tonics (?) with littlo or no jood rosulr, and began to think mycaso beyond tho power of medicino to ourc. However, I saw Clements' Tonic advertised in some of my exchanges, I concluded to try it as a " dernier resort," and I am pleased to say tho result was satisfactory, After taking ono bottle I found my appetite much improved, and I could sleep more ! soundly, and I felt refreshed next mornm& I continued tho medicine, taking iu all six large bottled, and gradually all my distressing symptoms disappeared. 1! uow feel mysolf stridor than ever, and Jas near perfect' nei ,i t h as a man who has ; t0 b e ?' tho strain of constant literary work can expect to be, I can confidently recommend Clements' .Tonic to all persons sufl'eruw from loss of neryo force through Bickness or mental oyor. work, ind amn-ost happy to support my testimony with my signature. Yours faithfully, J Jefferson Wallace, This is only one of the hundreds of similar endorsements we are constantly receiving. F. M, CLEMENTS, New. lows ; N;S,W.| or any ohemistor storekeepers, ■