DON'T BE PREJUDICED.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 9305, 3 February 1892, Page 3

DON'T BE PREJUDICED.

Prejudice ia aa varied in its operation aa its viotims are countless. Like sunshine and rain, it falls upon tbe evil and the good ; but unlike the gifts of God, it is only fruitful of mischievous wrong. Many a sad and lonely eoul is wearing out to-day a lifo bpcome pitiable by prejudice Many a bright hope and noble aspiration has been hlaatod by its withering influenza. In the world around us there are those who longed to do — ay. and would have done — yeoman's service for God and truth and riUht had not the black shadow of prejudice blocked their progress. Surely we may call it a cruel and a cowardly vice. Not only bo, it is a foolish ono as well. Like justice— though in a far diffr-r-nt sense— prejudice ia blind ; for, while every potent to oppress and injure the good, it just as often perhaps places the unworthy npon a pedestal of honor. Led by the passing goaeip of triflers, even well intentioned merj, too lazy or too careless to examine for themselves, surronder to its influence whatever fuiruiindedne s they have, and thus privpte reputntions, social reforms, national aff '.if?, and even religious observations bceomo tbo vicltrm of what ib neither more no' lens than criminal thoughtlessness. [font bo prejudiced againqt Clemonls iYji;io bcictvuso v in a patent modicin", or because so«:e unscrupulous chemists anl dootora deprecuto it. They only speak n?;a>nßt jt because it pays them better to mix some of their own concoctions *, and in tbis case you havo to take your chimco of getting what may suit your case, for it all depends whether they may have the required dru^ in stock at tho time. Now, this is not tho case with UleuaenU Tonic, for every article required in the muunfacturo o£ this rem> dy is speoially imported, and used for no other purpos? ; nonprquently it is reliublo und genuine. Clements Tonic does not cl uin to cure anything ; but in many Bpeeial forms o£ dieetiso it has been pro red tc possess won'kiful curative properties. Therofore, is it not butter for Btfffererß to ÜBO this remodj, which bus been proved reliable in thousands of cuses, than that they shoull bo experimented on by phjBtoiana and pducilo-cheniiet-practitionerfl. ! You know you £Ct n. genuioo article in' Ole .en's Tonic, while it is very doubtful if even the mnn wl.o mixes your medicine j hap-huzard J>»ows for certain whit he's putting in the bo.tlo. Exceptions alwajs prove tho rule, ani un eminent physician under date Novo-nber 12, '90: •• Dear tlr t ty gives rue moch pleasure to send you an ackaowh-d^mcut of tbe therapeutical value of Clfciiifiitp Tonic. It behovca a medical man to bo extremely careful in lauding tho viiluo vi any patent medicino, the great ra.ij.iity boing entirely worthless. I have bn<l, however, practical demonstration in two caßes of extreme dobility which have been under my personal supervision, and which, 1 am happy to tell you, tnado a wonderfully rapid recovery by the use of C'ujmentß Tonio. Ono verj valuable en 1 ,\ ou havo uehieved ia that Clemints Tonic con be tolerated by an irritable stomach, which ia bo often concomitant with utoi.is' dyspepsia, and which trequen'ly dcb»:H »li" t>hjEiciaa from prescribing lunny \.'»liiiib 0 ramedieß, most of which you have, however, combined in Clemoutri Tonio. I a eonoiueion, permit mo to congratulate you on tho success you have obtained, lihl which you thoroughly doservo.— I aw, etc.J Wi^lou Daker, M.D,, 0. M., L. R. C ii , L. K. C. P , Edio. (late Burgeon A. A. 0., Kewcustlo ), Raymond Terrace, N. S. \V. lf Mrs X Pike, certificated midwife, Kumore (N.S. W.), writes: " i have great |!c:»Buie in adding my testimony to the 1 iiiuuey of Ciementa Tonio, J Buffered frotu y.»«.ral debility and low

fever, whioh had afflioted me for two yeais, and Olemonts Tonic Bet raa up completely, I am never without it in the houae, and I find a fow doseo a capital piok-me-up after fatigue, and I always recommend it to my pationts when it is j needed.— Yours truly, Mrs E, Pike. I Clements Tonic is sold everj where. bo<? f the signature on labels and wrapper.