FAMOUS CLERGYMAN ON A WORLD TOUR.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 20043, 4 September 1920, Page 7

FAMOUS CLERGYMAN ON A WORLD TOUR.

In Australia for a limited period is a renowned clergyman and orator of the highest order, in the person of the Rev Frank VC Gorman, formerly pastor of the Atkinson Memorial Congregational Church, Portland, Oregon, U.S.A., and also pastor of the First Congregational Church, Zaneville, The Rev Frank Gorman man be described as Shakespeare's “Man of many parts.” After he had won great success as one of the finest orators in tho United States on all subjects pertaining to the social regeneration of hu. inanity, ho accepted an offer -of visiting the Antipodes on a singing and jug lour, under the management of a well-known theatrical company. It often happens that people travelling from different countries, and not acclimatised, feel the effects of n new climate by continuous fits of depression and sickness. This is what happened to the Rev F. Gorman, and, added to phenomenally heavy duties, induced him on the advice of a leading theatrical artist of Sydney, to try Clement's Tonic, which ho did. The result of his splendid recovery to health is shown in his autographed letter to tho merits of this medicine, which is published in the city Press. It should bo read seriously by all professional people and the general public throughout the Gommonweath. Tt. is tho simple story of a great medicine, which is through its merits almost world-famous. _ lb cun ho 'obtained from all chemists and stores in New Zealand, price 3a per bottle, ]