THE TWO GENUINE ARTICLES: CLEMENTS' TONIC, FLETCHER'S PILLS, IMITATED! BUT UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED.

Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 41, 17 February 1894, Page 2 (Supplement)

THE TWO GENUINE ARTICLES : CLEMENTS' TONIC, FLETCHER'S PILLS, IMITATED ! BUT UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED.

CLEMENTS' TONIC is a scientific chomical food and restores the tissue wasted by the vocations of every day life, is a prompt and safe remedy for neuralgia, neavousness, weakness, debility, liver complaint, dropsy, and chronic indigestion. FLETCHER'S PILLS cure heartburn, backache, headache, liver torpidity, dyspepsia and all complaints of the stomach and bowels. These two remedies have been thoroughly tested in all tbe hot countries of the world j They are sold at a price within the reach of all people. Evidence is forwarded free on receipt of name and address that will satisfy the most sceptical as to their virtues. They are sold everywhere, but care must be taken that the genuine are obtained or the money and time are wasted and the disease bo much the more serious.

A man who was many years a shepherd on the Welsh hill* has died in the workhouse at Mertbrr Tydvil, aged 103. Lord and Lady Carlisle are strong teetotallers They have closed all the publichouses on their estates, and the magnificent cellars at Castle Howard have been destroyed and all the vats emptied. The play of colour in the opal w due to minute fissures in the stone. It is estimated that there are about 34(000 blind people in England.