CONTEMPT

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4791, 4 August 1894, Page 3

CONTEMPT

{or your ailments is simply committing suicide, every mnu is tho centre of flic universe to himself, yet how many do wc daily meet who complain of weakness, liver complaint, neuralgia, and so on? Hundreds of such sufferers arc 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 uses of which arc most harmful to the patient. Clements Tonic does not give relief by drnßtic catharsis, but aims at curing the cause of the disorder, aud then the unpleasant symptoms cease. If you suffer, remember that without treatment the disease must increase, and lltatia criminal on four part to neglect your case, at any rate your life depends ou your getting proper treatment and may be the lives of a wife and-family. Therefore, ,do nor delay, get Clements Tonic, and do uot be put o&mith vile purgatives or substitutes, and-you will nicet with the same success as Mr George Matson, Lccstou.N.Z., who writes on May 9th, 1803: Many thanks for the letter which I received last week, I have now finished Inking four bottles of Clements Tonic for tho gravel, aud Imay say that I am a hundred per cent better than when I last saw you and started taking tho medicine. You know' well how bad • I was in tlie harvest season, and you ' recommended me to take Clements Tonic ; which I,am now glad to say I took, and i all tho pains have now gono ajvay, and I weighedl mjwU yesterday, and found I

had gained, twclvo pounds" j'siko 'January.' ' I'don't kiiovr what'l should havb done if I had not tnkea tho medicine, os tho doctor hadtfonc mo lio good.: Hoping you iiro well yourself, ami with kind regards.—l hra, yours' truly', 1 "Gcorgo Matson, Lcostou, N.Z.