BEWARE! BEWARE !

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 9291, 18 January 1892, Page 4

BEWARE! BEWARE !

Beware oO tho man who tolls you of liis wife's faults. Beware of tho woman who announces to you that life is without flavour, and that if ehe had only reet you before she did John, well — then, of courso, it would havo been different. , Beware of the man, the woman, too, who always wantß to borrow a littlo change. Beware of the people who are always' asking you to dine with them generally and never specially. Bewaro of the milk that is heavenly in its hue end sp'ritnul in its thickness. Beware of losing your temper in hot weuther. Bewara of the girl with the cne white lock, with painted eyes and a bodico cut low, which sho wears in tho fitreet. Beware of tho vulgar things, words and people, as you would of ths gentleman in black and red, for vulgarity and Bin are first coudinß. Beware of 3 our physical condition, don't forget that the human body is the most delicate end wonderful piece of mechanism in thd world. No invention of the moat subtle brnin can bear- comparison with it on any particular. In a healthy body, nil functions are per* formed involuntarily, and unconsciously, but where. an organ is impaired or debilitated, various signs aro noticeable, especially in the early stapes of diseueo. Afterwards, when the complaint has made more progress, the symptoms aro not bo pronounced owing to tho increasing nervous prostration and debility ;i. proper treatment is adopted in the first stages of disease, a restoration of lost vitality soon takes place — if neglected, rapid decline takes place, and life is ruthlessly sacrificed. Tbe greatest danger lies in the prevalence of many wellrknown signs — headachee, nervousness, neuralgia, tired aching limbs and such pains are bo very common that people attach but Ii tie imporfaiice -to them, thoy aro constantly frequently ne glected, and the patient's life is sacrificed unless timely aid is rendered. An eaily use of Cleinontß Tonic is essential in all ouch cases. This remedy acts directly on tho various organs that govern human life, it quickens tho appetite, ai 'a di^eatr ion, stimulates tha liver and kidneyg,.preservrs tissue and forms new bone, rnueole, and blood , and entirely rebuilds shattered constitutions, no matter by what means debilitated. Mr- W. H. Rowe, Brjjibane (Q), writes under date May. 24th."— "1 gratefully acknowledge publicly the great restoration effected in my general state of health by the use of Clements Tonic ; for yeara I have beon in a state of extreme debility owing to residence in tropical climate., hardship and exposure, BOCQotin7oß being confined to bed lor three months at a time, eaffwring tortures no pen can describe. I have consulted nine doctors, and none gave mo relief except by etiraulnnts. Eventually a friend sent me some Clements Tonio, and after a continued course of ibis remedy .my health wag much impro?ed. I continued its use for Boruo mouths, and now I enjoy better health than I have known for years'; I am ablo to follow my employment, and never feel ill or sick, and cm confident that had I not used your remedy that I Bhould long ngo have occupied a premature grave. You may u so this , letter if of service ; for. as Clements Tonic restored my strength, I am naturally grateful.'