GENERAL DEBILITY.
The term General Debility meana a deple* tion of vital strength, a general break-up of the corporeal health, doe to over oonEomption and wasting away "of the life giving constituents of the blood and ham tissue, really a wearing out of the animal atinotnre. If your life is worth saving it is worth your while to treat your oase thoroughly. If it ia worth your while to treat yonr disease et all, it is worth your while to continue the treatment until the health is thoroughly re-eßtablhhed ; you may feel all right after the first few bottles of Clements Tonic, bo prompt aro its remedies and cura tive effects : but a medicine no matter bovr good oannot banish disease m a week, the seeds of the oomp aint will still remain m your Bystem and break out afresh if you do not thoroughly eradicate them Don't forget that a relapse is twice a&diffioult to cure as the original attack, co if you want to get cured give the remedy a fair chance and recovery is certain. Clements Tonio is a genuine article, it is prepared fora speoifio purpose and contains the material to make it an effectual remedy, and if used faithfully it cannot fail. We do not o'aim it ia a cureall, we do not say it will cure look-jiw or bad spelling, but for all oases of impaired vital Btrength it ia a scientific and infallible spec fie. Moreover, the cost ofusingitißßo email you can have a year'B course of it for ess than you cm procure a week's mejioil attendance, and a tenfold better remedy than physioian oan prescribe for you. Thousands of cases have been cured by Clements Tonio, and it wiil cure you if you give it a fair chance, fcad the cure of Mr G. W. Davidson, Te Kopuru, N.Z.; who writeß on October 6ib, 1893: Dear Sir,— l do not think there could be a better medicine for bilious- people than Clf merits Tonio. I used to be very bad with biliousness, and an at teok would lay me up for two or three days ; but I took two or three doses of Clements j Tonic about nine months ago, and I have been allright ever since.- Yonrs truly, G. W. Davideon, Te Kopuru, N.Z.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XXX, Issue 249, 24 October 1894, Page 4
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GENERAL DEBILITY.
Marlborough Express, Volume XXX, Issue 249, 24 October 1894, Page 4
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