CONFIDENCE

Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 288, 6 December 1890, Page 2

CONFIDENCE

Confidence in one's self goes far towards success. Tho man who is ablo to tackle an ugly job, fully sure that he can devise the ways and raeans of successfully completing the work, ia the man valuablo to an employer, and the one of most value to the community. All rnon are not, however, Ififtsd alike in this respoeto ; one man has tho capacity to think the matter out and leasoi) with himself how he can beeb overcome the difficulties before him, whileanother will bo overwhelmed with the trouble. Thia latter kiud is frequently met with in this lite, men who liAve not the force of character to tight thoir way through difficulties, nor the energy to carry their undertakings to a snccGHsful issue. They are mostly thin, nervous creatures, with a slow pulse and a weak heart. They are physiologically constructed the same as the robust and persistently energetic men. Such men phould tako yood exercise and generous food, abstain from excitement, and where indigestion and wallow or pule complexion, indicates aniemia and sluggish liror, a proper course of Clkments' Tonic will do much good. It will invigorate the stomach »nd bowels, quicken the pulee, and revive t.ho depleted strength of the heart, aid digestion and strengthen the norvee and promote tho action of the skin, liver and kidneys. Clements' Tonic hae been used with such eatiafftctory results that wo have groat pleasure in submitting the following evidence for perusal by our readers. The Rev. R. Lavefcy, Port Macquarie, N.S.W., writos : —" I have much pleasure in bearing my testimony to the efficacy of Clements' Tonic. I was promptly cured of facial neuralgia by tho use of Clements' Tonic, experiencing relief in a few hours. It is the bent tonic I know. ,, JVlitsa Emily Thorman, 95 Wilson street, Ookien Grove, N.S.W., aays :■-" I _ suffered with liver complaint and iudigeetion for two years and could neither oat nor sleep, and was reduced to almost a shadow. I triad all the remedies I could think of. Reading of Clements' Tonic, I resolved to try a bottle, and am thankful to 6ay ib has mudo a new woman of me, and I am only too thankful to bo able to add my gratoful testimony." H. F. Noalo, Esq., Loco. Department, Wellington, N.S.VY., writes: — ''My daughter has for the pant seven months been suffering excruciating agony from neuralgia, and also extremes nervousness. 1 obtained for her several so-called .specifies, but without avail. She had no appetite and could scarcely eat a particle of food, and was almost roducod to a skeleton from want of food and loss of sleep. I saw Clements' Tonic highly spoken of. I determined to try ik and after ehe had taken cix doses tho pain left, and She at once commenced to improve. She has taken two bottles and iij now qulto herself asrain, I* shall always recommend Clkmknts' Tonic."