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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8044, 12 December 1891, Page 3

Mrs. Fanny Dent, wife of a prentieman employed in the Lambcon colleries, kindly allows ua to publish che following facts ol her interest!ttg case and wonderful recovery, which we gather from the correspondence, and which we shall be glad to allow anyone to pursue who wishes to do so. Mr« Dent has been in a state of extreme debility for twelve year*, frequently unable to do any work, the lightest kind causing great fatigue, with severe pains in the flino«, back, and left side. So severe wm tbe pain thafcehe bad to sit or lie down frequently, walkIflfj exercise was very trying end she could only wallc very slowly, She bad long seen CleiuentV Tonic advertised, but like many more people, her hunbanl was prejudiced agaiuaC "patent medlclnee," but (now we uae her owa words) " I knew some one who had tried Clemeata , Tonic, and {decided to get a bottle on the quiet and say nothing about It if it did mc no f;ood. The effect was something wonder* ul. I felt better after the first dome, and by the time I bad taken half a bottle I was a different woman. My husband, friend* and neighbours soon noticed the change tn mc, and could not make it out. 1 had to tell tne truth that Ie was Clement** Tonic that was making mc strong. I could not keep tbe secret. I was only too «lad to give the credit to Clements' lonic After finishing the bottle, work was no trouble totne, butratliera pleasure, and after doing a heavy day's wanning I could Bo fora walk instead of having to go to bed, ac always happened before inking Clements' Tonic. One of my neighbours »am to mo last week—' Why, Mm. Dent, you are dcing wonders thin week, how Is It you are »p stroug now f She knew I had done more tfeat week than I had been able to do in 12 years before (she had known mc this time, for JL am an old resident of this locality, having lived here for 15yearn.) I replied :' Yes, I feel a Wonder to myself, so Til tell you th* secret; I have been taking Clements , Tonic, and I cannot toll you the benefit X have derived from It. You know what tny sufferings have been, and now I hare a geniune taste of Rood health.' " Mrs. Dent wrote us thone particulars of her remaikable care in Marco. She wisely, however, decided to continue .the medicine to " clinch the cure" as it ipere. Some time afterwards she wrote a* follows :—" Waratah Commonage, *f t S.W.,~Dear Sir,—it Is wifcn great flgasure that! pen these few linen. I $re been us you know a great sufferer fipta weakness and debility for years. I was under several doctors, bat they never did «ny good. I despaired of ever belase better, but as I stated in my last letter I saw Clements' Tonic advertised. 1 tried a bottle and its effect was something ■wonderful. I felt better nearly immediately, &nd was a new woman after ilnlahlQg the first bottle. Before taking <Ulementff Tonic II was a prreat trouble eves to do a little house-work, but after--wards my work was & pleasure, and my friends an<J. neighbours were aupriaed at the change Iα mc. I cannot nay too much in praise of it, and can only gratefully describe oay case and strongly advise &1] who suffer from weakness), backache, pnfo in the side, ringing noises in the ears, .and shortness of breath to take Clements' Tonic 1 feel sure It will do them as inudi good as it hasdoaome,—Youre gratefully, fjaniiy Dent."