What People Say.

Hot Lakes Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 191, 29 July 1896, Page 2

What People Say.

W. SIMMONS, ESQ., BEXDIGO, (VIC.) Writes, under date September 19,1891: —"Dear «:r, -For the ls«t fnm- years 1 have suffered great misery from nervous debility, complicated with liver and kidney disease. My water was scalding lift and very scant and iuuddy. I lisil sharp, shooting pains all over my body was very weaiy. always tired and languid, with no appetite, and frequent attacks of vomiting and headaches. I arose in a morning more tired than when I went to bed, and was so constipated that I had to take the most violent cathartics. I consulted doctors without number, and all without benefit, until my wife persuaded me to use ClementTonic. The first three bottles did not seem to have much effect, but after that I seemed to get relief daily, and a three months' course so completely restored my health, that now I feel as if I had been born again or transplanted to at entirely new sphere of existence. I was never so well before, and feel as stron? as a lion, and can perform any reasonaWf amount of exertion without fatignf; You can easily understand how grateful I am to your wonderful remedy, for i ; is wonderful that it Rhould have cured my case, which had baffled the be- i! medical skill these colonies afford. Loni live Clements' Tonic ! say I; others maj doubt its value if they like. I JLVH TROVED IT GENCrN-E." This case is similar to hundreds o' others. The patients consulted tl.' doctors who tried the usual experiment' each one adopted a different treasme"' not one being used long enough to hs* any effect; finally, on a proper ooui* of Clements' Tonic the patient recovered as do ail others.