To the Rescue.

Thames Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 6895, 30 May 1891, Page 4

To the Rescue.

When an article io brought forward and all its patrons praise it, and allow that it possesses the properties that the manufacturers claim for it, and which possesses virtues and merits which are universally ocUnowledged both by prees and public, such endorsement must really must prove beyond the slightent shadow of a doubt the intrinsic merit of that article. The unparalleled success which has attendod the introduction of CiementS Tonic to suffering mankind and the universal praise bestowed upon it by influential and well"known persons in tho community, are conclusively* proves that this article is undoubtedly genuine. Clements Tonic hiz done more good in the last two years ia Australia than all the other medicines put together can ever claim to have done, end there ia not a city, town, village or street but what there are people resident in who are willing to testify to the wonderful efficaoy of this remowncd remedy. For instance Mrs Bowio, Ashton House Newman Btreet, Newton, N.S.W. writes: — Dzit Sir, —Having boon a sufferer for many years from Indigestion and being treated by numerous doctors without benofit, I had given up my case as nearly hopeless when I wbb Btrongly advißtd to take a. courße of CiBSESXs Tonic, Liko thousands of others I did not believa in advertioed remedies, but reluctantly consented. It is unnecessary to describe the various painful aud disi»greeable symptoms which the dyspeptic sufferer, they are only known to themselves. Before I had finiahed one largo bottle I felb almoit a now woman, tho result cannot be described as aujthing losj than marvollouß. I never intend iv future to bo without Cements ToNrc in tho house and am only too boppy to recommend it at all times Thomas Ga-rett, Efq., M.P. (late Minister of Lands, N.8.W.) says: — Dear Bir,—l have used CjyEMBNTS Tonic with very great advantage. It is very stimulating and a powerful aid to appetite and digestion. Sydney Cunningham, Esq., 70 Watkin etrset, Fewton, N.S.W., writes as follows —Dear Sir, —Having bo«n a long sufferer fom Neuralgia, which weakened me considerably, and ueing various remedies without benefit, I was induced to give Ceements Tonic a trial and am pleasod to inform you that the result exceeded my utmost cxpecta» Mods, and after taking 5 large bottles I feel better than ever I did in my life before. My wife and other members of our family have used it with equal success, and I oan strongly recommend it to others suffering in a like manner, an 3 offer you this unsolicited testimonial to use as you thiok fit. John Plummer, Eeq., North Willoughby, N.S.vV., says J —Dour Sir,—l may Btate that Mra Plummer has frequently derived great benefit f'Om the ÜB9 of Clements Tonic, and as a resul, of her experience has much pleueuro iv recommending it to all others. We shall be glad to send full particulars of thi< remedy on receipt of your address. Write to CxKUBNTS Tonic Liboratorios, Nowtown, N.S.W., for couipleto list of reforenccs. Ci^hents Tonic can. bo obtained of all Chomiets and Storekeepers.