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Free Lance, Volume XV, Issue 815, 11 February 1916, Page 9

I MISS AGNES MURPHY, - li . p -THE ORGANISING SECRETARY OF I ■ The Quintan Opera Company, 1 ' - AND j The .Biographer of Madame Melba, | WRITES HER OPINION OF , | CLEMENTS 1 - —-TONIC—^ S found I h r ve - sincere Pleasure in informing you that I have I jSSaSvSSw - « « I I am, gentlemen, faithfully yours, I 1 " . (Sighed) AGNES MURPHY." . 1 Members of any of the large theatrical companies, whose duties are of a strenuous character, whose long and exacting roles compel heavy and continu I h «f' and nerves, should strengthen their systems and fortify | their health by the use of Clements Tonic. Testimonies to this greafc nerve lEnelamf ? v ec . eived j rom , m \ n y theatrical favourites, welf known in ngland and Australasia, and each of these speaks in highest praise of this excellent tonic nerve medicine. Theatrical artists new to the climate will find this remedy invaluable. For the relief of Insomnia! or lossof Nerves, Indigestion, Poor Appetite, Depression of Spirits Anffimia nr nWorol Weakness, it has no equal. "Send (or if and beih X t hf samfTimi - a In volcanic times like these, when the whole world is at war and th/* nerves °f everyone are on edge, this is the medicine that keep the ner'ves soimd ' 1 and the body well. As the Rev. Hoeking, Fitzroy, sayl? »It T/ t rfts 3 ?ded ner4s Jn * medicine 4ed brain j i SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES., ' ; | QET IT AND HEALTH AT THE SAME TIME. ' .