Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

NZ Truth, Issue 483, 19 September 1914, Page 8

ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN -' AND MOST' BRILLIANT PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS mw retired,' writes •{tktvalutoi CLEMENTS TONIC The following is a testimony to the curative and nef^o-restoring powers of , this medicine, given by V Mm A. M. CARDWELL, • •• Coree," Booth Street, Armandale. One ol the rooit brain-racking and arduous of duties is that of public school teaching, the constant strain on the nerve* and general brain-tax making ncrvoui break-down and tatomnta common ailments _ amongst the rank and 6le of public school teachers. Miv Cardwell has been for over 30 years an active and a brilliant example of her profession, having held many high appointment* m the Educational Department :— CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. "Tie evtr-conitant strata oh the mtvm «{ a P«b)k School Teacher soon Wings •■ a low state of the waoU system, hay case it was orarttnia ia teidbiaf, and tneital wwry taurongh faany btrtavmtati. I bad bt«n taUog wdkiae», b«t sedag CU««««»s Tuc «drcrtl««4l. 1 tried on »aull Utt!«, aad Idling •• mack huuitl (rasa it'a «m, ftt tke larger sba. It «v luck a n«t»raUr that wlMMter 1 fait Übe least Ml nm-dawn I at oaea sttt far Cl«a«U Todc, asd it Barer faDed at. No honselwld sbonld be without it, *r (ail to me it U aayou •f orer-strais, for I feel sare it will Bare Ik* dasined riJcct." \ GralefitUy yows, Ooly another letter »howlo(t what Clements Took can do, eaftectatty In etae* of poor and impure blood or Jo attack* of nervous pro«uation, rifcline, or antctnfe. The medicine tb»t )» the weak. ocr»o«w woaim'* fnctu} U Clement* Tonic. *»d f»t>fcUlly p">vm itM value of Chronic Constitution, 1 J!|ltou«ne«i, Na«»«A. or Sickne** »fin Kathig, Sick' ircftdncbe. Indigestion, i J'iilpltatlon cat^Kd by dlvteonion after MexU, I^»*Uu<k. or WeoWncwf ottr.r >-'ev«:rß, O6?n»tK>»tn k «rtc. MX CHKMWtB & STORKS BHI.L IT.