TO THE BESOUE.
When an article Is brought iowesA «$■ all its patrons praise it, and allow tM" Epsseases tbe properties that tha .*&* icturers claim for it, and which possesses virtues and merits which are anivers&a. acknowie4ged both by press andfaraj such endorsement must really prove w\ ?oiid the slightest shadow of a doubt t_ ntrinsie merit of that article, theft parallelled success which lists attenaw the introduction. of GißaraNXS Tonic■». suffering mankind and the unlv«a». praise bestowed upon it by influentWps well known persons in the com r»Bjs|* conclusiveiy proves that this article ■« undoubtedly genuine. Cr,BMBNxa Tom has done more good in the laifc two yeas* in Australia than all the other rasaieia*? pat together can ever claim to have nam and there is not a city, town, village o| street, but what there are people resides, in, who are willing to testify so the wonderful efficacy of this renowned tsmcay. For Instance Mrs Bowie, A'kW*£&£?*' Newman street, Newtown,. "•'sY_' writes :-DearSir,—Havingbesna WW? for many years from Indte_i«* an 4r»rEf treate4 by numerous Sooton. wlt-tooi benefit, I had given up my caae a*, »«f«7. hopeless, when I wm strongly adttced w take a course ot CjyßM?sn_ lonic. _ a-; thou .ands of others I did not bcM«*« v advertised remedies, but reluctantly cpjv B(>nted, It is unnecessary to 4csc. m i «£ various painfuland disagrepabl -a sympwsra which th_ dyspeptics suffers, they are or* known* to themselves. Before I «*;■ finished one largo bottle I foic naw woman, the result cannot be dftSuiioL* as anything loss than maryellous. I intend in future to be without CISMBSS Tonic in the house, and am only too bap.* to recommend it at all tirao. .'i" 031 *. Garrett, Esq., M.P.,' (late Minister W J-ands, N.5.W.,)- say's i-DearSlr.-J J*/ used Clems traa Tome with very great *« s .antage. It is very stimulating asp * powerful aid to appetite and d-gwtwß-Sydney Cunningham. Esq., 70 Watt* street, Newtown, N.S.W., writes t»: follows! —Dear Sir, —Having been. •»■ long sufferer from nenralj. a, wa . l ~ weakened mc considerably; and usJRg various remedies- without boi_B*» I waa induced to give CfcEsno-J? Totno a trial, and am P le fi; to inform you that the result exceeded dm utmost expectations, and after tabfn|«]r;largfi bottles I feel better than ever I em in my life before. M. wife and ot«j* memben of oar family have used it w«f. equal success,, and I can Btrongly •& commend It to others suffering in a H** manner, and offer ypu this un9oliclt»» testimonial to use as you think fit. Jon* Plummer, Esq., North W »&i W., says:—Dear Sir,—l may state tW Mrs Plumraer has frequently derives great benefit feopj tjae Use of CfcßMfH-rs Tome, and as a result of her has much pleasure in recomraeadlcz it «y* all others,*; We shaij be glad to'send w* particulars of this remedy on receipt « four addrcat*.* Write to C*_SMEirra -PfflwO Laboratories, Newtown, N.S.W., «£ complete list of references. TOW? can be obtained of all chem .its * Ra ator-ikeepars. Cook and Ross, Local Aqisara-
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7871, 23 May 1891, Page 2
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