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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2762, 3 July 1894, Page 4

BEAD THIS CASE. Mr George Hawker, Ferry road, Christ-, church, N.Z., who writes on April llth, 1893:— ■ My wife has been a dreadful sufferer from palpitation of the heart for a „;long time, also general weakness and a poor and fickle appetite, so much that she j was not able to get about. She has tried many remedies, but to no avail; she had j a great pain in her side. Having got one ; ' of your books and read it, she determined to give your Clements Toaic a trial, and the first dose along with Fletcher's Pills made a great improvement in her health. She got another bottle, and the second bottle has made a completely new woman of her; she ia now quite well. — Yours " truly,- George Hawker, Ferry road, Christchurch,New Zealand.

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