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NZ Truth, Issue 605, 20 January 1917, Page 8

Four Sydney Nurses Highly Recommend Because they have poted that m cases of Weakness after fever and operations and general illheaitb, a rapid improvement follows its nse. NURSE L. BENNETT, who has her own private hospital, "Men tone,'- 1 Ashburner-st, Manly, N.S.W., writes the following letter: . CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. ■ > "From what I know of your medicine there i« no need for sick peopl© to. say farewell 'to good health. "I have followed, the nursing profession for 10 years, and. I have observed the results of various medicines on my patients, and ( agreo with others that Clements Tonic is a remarkably good re- , medy for people who are affected with bad nerves, melancholy, and. insomnia.- It certainly has a curative power, and any delicate person could not do better than take it. When exhausted it alwayt gives me renewed strength." (Signed) NURSE BENNETT. • NURSE O'SULLIVAN, Redfern and Parramatta, of U years' constant nursing service m the above districts, writes that m her opinion Clements Tonic is a medicine specially suited to constitutions weakened by illness. She writes: '"'•■■ ■'*'■*' CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. / ■ "I carried on my profession at Young-street, Redfern, for 25 years, and for the last nine years at Parramatta. "I have had a large number of sick people under my care, and it has been a pleasure to recommend Clements Tonic. I knew it would give good results . My niece was rather run down m health lately, but she is getting on splendid as the result of taking your medicine." . (Signed) NURSE O'SULLIVAN. Essentially the medicine for the Invalid *or for those weak from overwork, fever,' or operatlona. It gives new life to the system, tones up the stomach, liver, or nerves. Try it to-day. • • . NURSE MARY ROE, 80 William -street, Paddington, sends her opinion of Clements Tonic after 15 years' professional experience: CLEMENTS TONIC LTD\ "For many years Clements Tonic has been a great blessing to me. I take it when feeling the least bit exhausted after the great demand on my services. I have followed my profession for 15 years, and have a very large professional clientele. : "I have' recommended this medjetne to my patients and others in t eases of Neuralgia, Indigestion, and Bad Nerves. There is nothing to equal Clements Tonic i know of instances where it has almost wrought a miracle m the health of many of my friends. Use this as you wish." (Signed) NURSE MARY ROE. Where the system is run down and debilitated, the nerves weak--1 ened, the ability to sleep destroyed through overwork or worry, this is the medicine that tones \the system and induces rest and health. • ■ NURSE E. H. HALL, 602 New South Head-road, Wooilahra, N.S.W., writes of Clements Tonic: "I. recommend it to my patients m cases of Indigestion, Etyspepsia, and Acute Nervousness." NURSE HALL writes: , .' "I cannot estimata the value of your medicine. "Where my patients show symptoms of want of sleep, nervousness, and dyspepsia, I often recommend it. ,My house -would not be thoroughly equipped without it. "Personally, I derive much benefit from a few doses of it when fatigued." (Signed) NURSE E. H. HALL. - * / This Medicine ii the Advance Agent of Good Health. KEEP IT AND KEEP HEALTHY. All Chemists and Stores .Sell It. KEEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE ALL THE YEAR ROUND. The Sospita Remedies -A Boon to Suffering Women SOSPITA PASTILLES, SALVE. TONIC AND PUJLS are the Home Remedies for Homekeeping Women. For headache and backache, debility, nervousness, akin diseases, varicose wins, constipation, indigestion and other common ailments, these remedies are singularly effective. They have been tested and tried for fourteen years In New Zealand. Consultations Free. Write— Nurse Howorth, Sospita Co. of Australasia G.P.O. BOX 519, WELLINGTON.

Ilaj on artificial flowcrWU tho rifht to bo described as a Ladies' Head Gardoner7 THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 60.) IN THE ESTATE OF DAVIX) THOMAS ORR. LATE OF WELLINGTON, CHEMIST, DECEASED. ALL creditors and oth«ra havintc claims u«oinjit thl« oeUUo aro hor«by required to aond th«n, with particular*, to tho Dlutrtet Managor of tho Public Trtwieo at Wellington on or t'Oforo tho 12th day of March, 1917, Account* not roudcrcd by tho dato named may bo rejected. All money* paynblo to the abovo gb- < lato nmy bo lodged to thp credit of tho Public Trusteo'B account at any postal money-order office or paid to iho District Manajpar of tb« Public Truotoo mX WolUngton. FRED. PITCHBTT, •v jkny. int. PobUo *"** j