LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA. Doctor Does No Good.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6120, 5 March 1898, Page 6

LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA. Doctor Does No Good.

FOUND. Clements Tonic A Marvellous Restorative. ME G. ROWLAND, Eleventh Street, Bowden, Adelaide, S.A., writes on Jan. 22, 1897 :— I am a cabinetmaker, and have always worked hard. For about two years I was very languid, and lost all energy. Towards the latter part of the above period the slightest exertion would cause a copious perspiration. I became very weak, and lost all relish for food. I visited a doctor, who said I was dyspeptic, and prescribed for me, but the medicine did me no good. I .was recommended to try Clements Tonic, which I did, and very Boon felt an improvement. I found it a marvellous restorative, and continued to take it until I felt aB well as ever. I no longer suffer from exhaustion or fatigue, but feel strong and well. Wishing you prosperity, I remain, yours truly, G. ROWLAND. To be obtained from Messrs Cook and Rosb, Colombo Street, Chrißtchurch. — [Advt.] Theobophical Society. — " Marriage the Salvation of the Soul," is the title of a lecture to be delivered to-morrow afternoon at the Lodge-room, Lichfield Street. I The subjects for the following Sundays this ! month are— " The System to Which wo : Belong," "The Coming- Bace," and "The , Three Paths." Public meetings are held ' by this society every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, questions and discussion being invited at the close of the address. ; School of Engineering. — Lectures at ! the School of Engineering will commenoe ! on Thursday.