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A Most Marked Efrec\ upon my nervous system. I felt somehow as though I had had something like a good strong close of brandy, and yet not the same feeling as the stimulation caused by spirits, for there was no reaction. I felfc as though my nerves had been stimulated and invigorated. When I took the next dose I was overjoyed to find that I was not mistaken. Clements Tonic was at. Work, for I improved with "every dose, and I thanked my husband most fervently for having at last found me a remedy that -was able to strengthen my Weak and Debilitated System. I never missed a dose afterwards, and" improved every day — was able to eat with a relish once more, and could sleep as soundly as a top. Under the influence of Clements Tonic I soon threw off the cloud of melancholy whi»h had been afflicting me. I grew lively, and was able once more to go about my housework cheerfully and with a real pleasure." " And you owe that pleasant change — ?" '*To Clements Tonic aloiic. Without it I don't know where my complaint would have ended, or w hat would have happened to me. You ask my husband and he will speak more strongly than I have- done on that subject." Our reporter then turned to Mr. Boyt, who was present during the whole interview. " What is your opinion, Mr. Boyt, as to your v, ife's recovery ?" " I give the whole credit of it to Clements Ti nio, he replied, and 1 can endorse every word of what my -wife has told you. You could actually see that remedy doing her food and bringing her along towards heaUU know the Virtues of Clements Tonic myself, for many a time when I have felt a a bit-down or out of sorts, or when I conhta't sleep or eat well, I have taken two or three doses of that remedy." " With the same result as in Mr 3. Beyfc's case?' " Yes, it always put me right quickly, and I never knew Clements Tonic to fail! Do you know that if I want a piek-nje-uj. or stimulant I would rather take a dose of Clements Tonic than a Whisky It props me up better, and its effects rft-o more lasting." STATUTORY DECLARATION. Wb, J».iis Jamis Boyt and Slizabkth Mary Boyi, of Collins-street, llarrickville, near Sydin-y. in th« Colony of New South Wales, ?lo solemnly and sinetrelj declare that \\t have carefully read tl.e nnnexeil iTocumcnr, consisting of ten folios and conseuitthely numbered from one to ten, and that it contains and is n due and faithful account of our cas^B jmd cure* by Clements Tonic, and also contains our full permission to publish the same in any way, and w make Ihis solemn declaration conscientiously belie vinjf lhe same to be true, and by \ irtue of the provisions of an Act made and passed in (lie ninth y<\ir of the reign of her present Jlajesty, intituled '" An Act for the more effectual abolition of Oaths and AfHi mationa taken and made in the various Departments of the Government of New South Wales, ana to substitute Declarations in lieu thereof, and for the suppression of voluntary and extra judicial Oaths and Affidavits." Declared at Marrlckville this seventh day of July ISB3. before me. B. G. BIIEKETOX, J.l*.