DEAL OR ALIVE ?

Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9085, 18 May 1891, Page 4

DEAL OR ALIVE ?

Is lite .vorth living unless perfect health s enjoyed ?

IteecDt years have developed such wouderfal discoveries in the fielas of science, art, and manufactured, tliat it sooins almost strange that nature is rot completed sup Q rctded ond, everything performed artificially. lure our forefathers aaed tbs fliu: nod steel \va employ the wax match, . and instead of this old fa?hioned. lamps and candies we hava gas and electric lights. We have also replaced the oJd Tua.bHns ata^e • coaoh with onr railways and electric tr.tui?. GeneialJy speaking, bo oiach progress has not been made ia the field of medicine, very few really important discoveries (with ono notable - exception) having hoea made ; disease still treads its insidious course am on? ttao inhabitants of this fair land. "What is it, and how does it get into the body ? D-saase makes its attack ao gently and developes itself ea gradually, that many people never suspect ita deadly presence,' : until a dangerou& stage ig reached. They' neglect tho first signs, as a feeling of weakness,, dull eyes', fickle appetite, pains in tbe sidesj dark or muddy urjnr, continnal tired feelia* atrl restless and wakeful unlitc. li 030 symptoms only too plain!) tell tho approach of some „ pbyM-.fil aHlloli'-n, !ititrSj",' ! o people (hug attnfcfcorf sue Uie-r c-r-btsorsu nnd thcughtUstties* in dirre-.'su'itnsf tho early sb-I curable • swifts '" A timely umj of 'JUtfnents' Tunifi huve Tegtorett +!se*ho4ith and vi'^oir. mHured rest and. jft-bniU the physical ai*:i nervous constiiutioas^ and reinvi^oratfa. the whole physica.i structure; ils prill's bo lovr.' that a.ioog course of tfc« caY. be taken for le6S uaoaey touu one vigil to' . a doctor tfill coet an-l yoa have a :ucdicjn< wh'cb" has. proved its virtues in hundredsof cases, whereas the doctor's prtecriptidii iakvip-hazard and experimental. A gentlesaan who objects to have his name published, writtß: "Castleraa^h-streefi, Sydnej, —Dear Sir, — For some time past I have been in the. hands ,of tue, doctors, and 1 can tfutbinily nssert tfiai I'ofctained no', the slightest benefit; 1 heard of Clements Tonic, and hava .tafcen^three bottles witt 6Uch markecl good resolts as to cause me to write and congratulate yot on the verj excellent virtneslof yoar remedy. It has completely cared me of all my disorders, and I feel myself an entirely different man. a fliund of mine to whom 1 gave a bottle,, half of which he has taken, Bays he feels wonderfully better in bis general health, and, with myself, begs to cordially , thank you forgiving the public the bent fit of your, skill i» manufacturing soeh a ' splendid tonic- Ido not wish- my name Bsed in piint, but hope you aro 7er-y prosperous in the sale of your medicine, as you jostly deserve." We mast, however, give odo word of warniag. Some ung populous trader* are only too unxious|to force some vilo imitaliou of Oiemtnlu' Tonic upon an - unsuspecting purchaser. We conBiiec jtuau who practices such deceit and will irifie with the sufferings ot qnfottunate meiTand women, to be destitute of all honor and uonesty, or as Shakespeare puts it A stoney adversary, an inhuman wretd^. Incapable of pity, void and empty, Froru every drachm 4 ofi mercy. Reader, take thisTegtUn to heart,, and read these words to the swindler who tries to impose upon you rwith a substitute, which lie knows iff worthless, ask for und inaist~ on CleioeatiJ Tonic. Laboratoriep, Newtown, N. 8. W.