HEADACHE, BACKACHE,, INDIGESTION, -./ FLATULENCE, SOUR STOMACH & LIVER COMPLAINT, ' PROMPTLY CURED BY CLEMENTS TONIC. TIRED NATURE'S GREATRESTOftER. Sth Duendin, N,Z., Kr George MDonald. wr i tea on Sept. 20, cured of 18^ •— Please accept the following Swellings in te. titnony to the Kneeioints valuable qualities of Clements. Tonic. I had for four months a swelling in my kneejoints and • ankles, brought on by exposure to web and cold during the years I was coach driving. I was laid up, and could nob walk without pain, although I was free from pain while sitting or lying down ; it Was only when my weight was on my limbs that the pain became severe. I could get no ease from oils or other treatment. I consulted one doctor, who told me I had rheumatism; he prescribed a liniment, also a mixture, bub I sot no better. Reading one of your advertisements, I resolved to give Clements Tonic a trial. After the first bottle I was eurprised at being able to walk with less pain, so J continued it for six weeks, and am happy to say all swelling bad gone. In fact I was cured, as for more than twelve months I have been free from all pain and swelling. A great number of my friends are aware of the above facts, so you are at liberty to use this statement as you wish. —I ami yours gratefully, George M'Donald, South Dunedin, New Zealand. Gents' waterproof coats, sewn seams, guaranteed impervious to rain, from 25s 6d to 65». Each coat guaranteed for 2 yqurs. —(Advt.) White wrapper blankets, suitable for charitable purposes, at 2s 6d per pair. Sale of blankets this week at Smith and Caughey's. 1,800 pairs to choose from.— (Advb.)
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 108, 9 May 1896, Page 2
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