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More thana Tailoring For the Pffomotion of Batter Dressing amongst tlie Men of this Country

CLEMENTS TONIS. The Natural Remedy for Weak Nerves and Poor Blood. Send for it and Secure Health. Many of the most serious Nerve. btomaeh, Liver, and Kidney d'seases arise from lack of care to keep the stomach in good working order. Poisons get into the blood caused by the effete matter fermenting in the natural digestive channels: Then we have the anaemic, debilitated wreck in our city streets, men and women who a few weeks before appeared equal to 20 years of life. How many persons in Australasia have gone with each 1 ' because oi neglect, which has aided the disease which killed? And so it is the plain duty of all men and women to keep the great nerve and blood medicine, CLEMENTS TONIC, always at hand. The testimonies given to it tell their own story. ".*!... * * * . -During the changing seasons of the New Zealand climate CLEMENTS' TONIC is the medicine for the jaded system, the run-down; and irritable nerves. It is the symbol of strength. It has saved health when long despaired of. It corrects the stomach, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves and heart and lengthens life Send to your STORE OR CHEMIST for it, where it it is sold. Get it and get well. -

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Free Lance, Volume XVIII, Issue 975, 20 March 1919, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Free Lance, Volume XVIII, Issue 975, 20 March 1919, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Free Lance, Volume XVIII, Issue 975, 20 March 1919, Page 7

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