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Colonist, Volume XLI, Issue 9291, 1 October 1898, Page 4

YEARS OP DYSPEPSIA CL MEN TS TONJC DROVS IT AWAY. *V i UJSBT i» " Weodouree, aier.cz Albert Park, V ot tia, writes on Aug. Bth, 1896 :— I have suffered severely from dyspepsia for a number of years, and although I have acted upon medical advioe and taken large'y of specifics a'legad to be cures for that distressing malady, but from neither source did material relief come to me. Beoently, however, I was recommended to take Clements Tonic. I did so, and almost inBtant relief followed ; after taking a few bottles that irritating complaint was driven away, and I am now in founder bodily health, and more alert and cheerful, mentally, than I had b- ea for many years. I would strongly recommend any person Buffering from drspepaia or any allied dia ordor to try Olements Tonic. W. Albkbt Lyoss. Witness -0. J. Ham, J.P. MANY PEOPLE Suffer a martyrdom of headaches and backaches, due to irregular habits Bnd defective action of the bowels. Suoh troubles are due to a Bluggish liver, which does not eearete sufficient bile to properly evacuate the bowelß, and prevents the expulsion of the waste material collected from all parts of the body. Pileo, fistulas, abßoesßes, and inflammation all arise from neglect of these fundamental lawa of nature. If mankind will disobey the roles which ensure perfect health, and over-work, over-feed, and overdrink, they must pay the penalty. As a remedy and general regulator of the system for persons suffering in a hereditary way for their ancestors' neglect or over-indulgence, we rpoommend Dr. Fletcher's Pille as being the beat the world produces, and the eafeßt and most harmless medioida extant. Buffererß are particularly yarned not to use violent and drastio purgatives; they are pait cuter y dangerous. Dr. Fletcher's Pille are mild as a lamb, Bafe as milk, and sure aB an alarum clook. They aot gently, safely, and are generally reoommended by all tbeir patrons, and are sold everywhere by all medicine dealers, or direct from F. CLEMENTS. Newtown, Sydney, tor 13 penny stamps.

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