Mr Clements Explains

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 139, 16 May 1891, Page 4

Mr Clements Explains

: Many people have -expressed surprise that Clements Tonic has met with such "wonderful and unprecedented success in such a short --timo,- The explanation is simple~iTiß^QEiNOT»EV' i . il;saw"the''thbusands of /-worthless hogs- will American npstrums floddirig the Australiah market year by-year, month by month, day! by day, andV knew ; thatva great amount of m.o'ney -leftYthese shore*; annually in ■rctnrn for; these;" rubbishyl, articles, all of which made tKe country so much the poorer., ralsp/knew that the exigencies of ,Hfe. in .this- country arid the cli« B'al^vn^cSssitatpd/"'''^^'^'^^ of. arti--ficiai'; b]o6amak'er- J to : restore' 'the nor-, -trial coriditibn^and vital^.fprces which "were so enervated by climatic and other influences. "TT "also saw "-^theT thin, pale, " delicate^' ana atienuaied 1 men "and women of '■ Australian cities,' and studied the causes and' ways and > means of remedy : in? the- evil!; il -saw .lhati it waVimpos* • *i I eto bring the article required into "ppular favour; except in the form of a ■pa i -»''it-" : medicine/ 1 know of- the thousands o ' poundsispent by the public an» - Panjally/in purchasing inert ;>'nd someftimes^ harmful^cpncociohs of worth ess : 7 ingredients", ;j and-, as&'gd myself-- Why j (can't, -".we., TOanufucturetne article the | publ^c're'quire/'and'tnake it of genuine I ■fend b_est_.material?, and give an article , >phich_wii.x..vl>o i ,-the good which other - makers only -claim that theirs will do? - I knew that' sueK i a remedy could 'he T .' i'W^deririd that unless it met with public -.approval great loss must result. How- . -^ver,;l"detirminedto venture on its mtro- • •--duction,~ahd thus : Olemjsnts tonic came be : made, r rßndYn the short space of two -^ears'it-'hasi spread- oyer the whole face - --of this continent. It. .is sold in ; every -ristore-in;A,ustralia"as freely as in Sydney; - :«nd the mere fuct of its enormous sale in .' "this' citjr- is ? proof' positive ; 6f its virtuse, ; ~fbr no. article ca m"r n" command a ereat sale - -"=at the home of. its \ birth: unless it is - absolutely-and conclusively proved to be . .genuine.- Clements Tonic has replaced other ; article • offered, and has the . largest' consumption tenfold of any other - Australian. .medicine ; and this is not >-^3ue to the ; advertising expenditure of its ' , proprietor,'' but to "its' pure, undisputed .anerit. . Fellow Australians, we don't --- wont the Yankee 1 quack to dump his - -«hip-loads of.iclaptrap fooleries and -^cure alls ""on our ' Australian shores, and fool us on witn his smooth tongue and ■ "plausible humbug ; neither, do we want ' him to siick the vitality and marrow out • -of our people with his consignments of ■ -chemical which with specious ' '_ "plausibility, he guarantees to cure everything from 'epilepsy to impecuniosity. We want a genuine' 'article, made in our ■own" land, by oiir own people, bought with our own money ; then the money ... remains in our own country, and the country is so much the richer thereby . and we all have a chance of handling it : . -again ;' whereas, if it once gets into the rapacious maw of the Yankee quack, farewell] it is gone for ever. I know my article is genuine, and that it con- ' i;ains the material to make it cure disease ;. "where f disease is curable. You may de* % j)end upon it that if Clements Tonic - fails all others-must fail. I can produce I of proofs of the truth of my - «tateinelits arid the" virtues of ray remedy 3?. 3VL Clements^ Newtown, N.S.W.