VITALITY RESTORED.

Otago Witness, Issue 2203, 21 May 1896, Page 50

VITALITY RESTORED.

CLEMENTS TONIC TO THE RESCUE! ••TIRED NATURE'S KIND RESTORER." BRINGS BVOK THHJ HUE OF HBALTH TO THr- WtvAKY-BYiSrB&I. A posit've cure )'or General Debility, Weakness, La<M'ude, Headache, Di«e.iß^d Liver, and all D .spaces arising from an impoverished nervous system. Mrs maby kibk, Manners at., Wellington, CORED OF X' 7" e8 °n AngUßb I' 1894:—"I am very much ekupi'lvk sores, pleased to inFortn you that Clements Tonic ban effected a mo3t permanent cure in my case, which was as follows: For years I was a sufferer fom eruptive gore? Jill over my body and legs. I expended a, great deal of money in every conceivable remedy and ou doctors, and sometimes was relieved temporarily by using salves or oiuttnenti, but offer a t'tne the sores would break out with fresh viiulence. I had lout faith in medicines, whea Ly chance I read one of your adverfcieemeuts and resolved to try Clements ,Tonic. I purchased * bottle, and found it did ma good. I continued its ase, and I must: have used about a dozen bottles, and am joyful of the result, for I am now (and have been for over 12 months) free from all sores or eruptions, and have very good health indeed.' —l *m, jours thankfully, Mary Kirk, Manners street, Wellington, New Zealand.''

— Oysters live as long as 20 years, and are best fitted for the market whea they are about five years old. — From a recently iisued work on " Mercantile Manchester," we gather the fact that ia the eighteenth century opulent Lancashire merchants frequented an evening club at which "the expenses of each person-were fixed at fourpence-h%lfpenay—viz., fourpeuce for »le and a halfpenny foe tobacco,"