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Evening Star, Issue 16987, 8 March 1919, Page 4

ITeaehep's Letter to Clements Tonic I One of the leading teachers of New Zealand, Mr. G, A. LUNDIE, M.A., formerly Assistant Head Master High School, Palmenton North, writes his opinion of this well-lcnown nerve and a blood medicine I Palmerstoti North, P I New Zealand. 1914 § 1 CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. 1 1 "I suffered for yenrs from a form | 1 of nervous complaint, with profound | i melancholia,which I could not | | throw off. 1 I "My anpctltt was bad, I developed i 1 ill-health till life was a burden. I I "I was threatened with complete 1 | nervous breakdown. I could hardly | | follow my duties as High School if i Master. I | . hj I Your poteit medicine came to a | uie as a revelation in healing, I | 1 regained ray health completely | I through its uie. | I "For teachers engaged in mental 1 I strain and arduous study your tonic | lis indispensable as a' stand-by.' | "I have recommended it to many | other teacher; with most beneficial | results." B (signed) GiA. LUNDIE, M.A. I "HERBarehindredsof teachers of both | sexes empKyed in the Australasian H 3ucatioual Slrvice to-day who sutler tjj ore or less fnm weak nerves, or acute | i nervousness, atd who through continuous | nerve strain intcachiug and study uevir % really enjoy giod health. It is as much | the worry of kieping their schools up to H the educationil standard as the work | which aecountj for their feeling of ceneial | ill-health. vHy should keep Clements B Tonieon handis a "stand-by " me ilcine, : | feeling certalnihat in its possession they U will have a swiet soother of the nerves, a H promoter ot |cen appetite and restful | sleepand a getfcral healerof the run-down H and system. It makes weak H . people strougiud strong people stronger H ASI and | Stores Sell St f . 1 Get it to-day'l Clements Tolic Ltd., Rozelle. N.S.W. 1