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"HE WILL NEVER BE WITHOUT IT WHILE THERE'S A SHOT IN THE LOCKER."

Mr A. Kendell, Miner, Top Bingara, N.S.W., writes as follows : Dear Sir, —It i 3 with the greatest pleasure that I bear testimony to the wonderful effects of Clements Tonic. I have been a groat sufferer from Liver Complaint for the past 18 months, scarcely able to work, the least exertion causing great fatigue. I did not know what to do with myself, I felt so miserable ; I had no appetite, a child could have eaten more than I did. One day a friend gave me one of Clements Medical Guides, and there I read how Members or Parliament and other influential people had been thorough'y cured by Clements Tonic, and I reasoned, " If Clements Tonic cured them, it will cure me." I made up my mind to give Clements Tonic and Fletcher's Pills a fair and honest trial. I knew it was my last resource, and remember I am only giving you a true and faithful statement of my case, such as an honest man should give. My eyesight got so bad that on four consecutive nights I missed four of the largest Kangaroos that run in the mountains. After I had commenced taking Clements Tonic I took down the rifle to clean it, and, after doing so,' I looked along the barrel and could see the sight, to my great surprise, quite plaiuly. I had only taken three dosos,, and my sight was wonderfully clear and distinct. This speaks vohunes; for the

effect was simply wonderful in so short a time, that night I killed a Walleroo at least 150 yards away. I cannot speak too highly of the wonderful effect of your remedies. I had all the symptoms which accompany liver complaint—headache, backache, indigestion, pains in the chest, ringing noises iu the ears, specks before the sight, partial blindness, nasty bitter tastu, weakness, pains in the side, high colored urine, pains in urination, disinclination to work, poor appetite, drowsiness and sleepiness ; at night I would jump out of my sleep as if a sharp instrument was being thrust through me, I feared I had all the diseases under the sun, so miserable was I, but I am now quite well thank* to Clements Tonic and Fletcher's Pills. The pains in the side and chest were cured before I had taken half a small bottle, and as I continued the remedy all *the other symptoms disappeared At one time I was so weak I could only cradle one hopper-lull of dirt at one time so severe were the pains in my back and sides. Sometimes a terrible feeling would come over me, as if an evil spirit were ap proaching, which would be followed by extreme giddiness and prostration. Lots of other people in this locality have been similarly cured by these remedies, and I earnestly entreat all people afflicted as I was to follow my example at once, for " a stitch in time saves nine." I have lived here on and off for twenty years, and have been settled on the Bingara Goldfields continually for the last six, and am well, known. I never intend to be without Clements Tonic and Fletcher's Pills "as long as there is a shot in the locker," and I now never fear a relapse, because I take an occasional dose, and it keeps me in perfect health. You are at liberty to make what use you like of this, for I consider it everybody's duty to give an account of their case where they have derived so much benefit from a remedy as I have from Clements Tonic. —Yours very truly,

A. KENDELL Bingara Goldfields, N.S.W.

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Golden Bay Argus, Volume 2, Issue 6, 8 July 1892, Page 5

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"HE WILL NEVER BE WITHOUT IT WHILE THERE'S A SHOT IN THE LOCKER." Golden Bay Argus, Volume 2, Issue 6, 8 July 1892, Page 5

"HE WILL NEVER BE WITHOUT IT WHILE THERE'S A SHOT IN THE LOCKER." Golden Bay Argus, Volume 2, Issue 6, 8 July 1892, Page 5

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