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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XX, Issue 18, 19 February 1892, Page 7

As the constant dropping of water will wear away the hardest stone, so do the various processes of life wear out the physical organism; every motion of a finger, every breath inhaled, every thought conceived, and every word spoken causes destruction of some of tbecomplt x molecules wbich together form the human system. This results in formation of a quantity of iff jte m^ttei called " waste produces," which if retained in the system give rise to vaiious diseases ; which if retained in tbe muscular tissue trey cause rheumatism, gout, &c. ; io the lungs, cousumption ; in the blotd — skin disease?, boils, pimples, blotches, and kidney diseases. The blood is pur fied ami impurities expelled by the various processes of excretion — respiration, perdpiration, mictaration, and delacitio . Where these functions are not properly perfornvd Buch symtoms as headache, nerviusness. palpitation, vomiting, dianhoei, toothache, neuralgia, and constipation are frequent, and must have immediate treatment or serious disease will undoubtedly set in ; if the first symptoms are at'acked a cure is ea?y— if neglected a cure is sometimes impossible. If Clements Tonic is faithfully used, quick relief is assured. This medicine quickly restores the normal action to any weakened or impaired organ ; it puiifiep and strenthens the blood, stimulates the kidneys and liver, and relieves the bowels of all impactions of fiscal matter and strengthens the nervous t-Wem Generally. Its value is proved by tbe evidence of its pa'ron-<. F M. Vernon, Esq., Tumut (N.SW.), writes us:-" I cannot speak too highly of (Jlemknts Tonic. In a cisc of extreme nervous exhaustion wbich came under my personal ob 3 rvation, the effects were truly marvellous. Two bjttles worked a radical cure. I have noted numerous instances where it has hart a mo^t beneficiai effect on impaired constitutions. x Mrs Emily Webb, 203 Rose strf et, Darlington, (N.B W), writes us :— " I desire to notify the very bemficial ii flutnee Clements Tonic has had upen my general health. I vas suffering from acute neuralgia, and a troublesome numbness and loss of power of the right arm. I w-s induced to use Clements Tonic wbich completely cured me, and restored my strength and appetite, which I.had lost for tbe last sixteen months, and all with only three bottles." Miss A. M. Vincent, Spnngvale, Wagga W»gua, writes :— " Kindly send me two bottles ot Clements Tonic. I have uever taken anything to equal it for indigestion and nervousness For years I have been suffering and have triad doctors' treatment, but none ever had the curative effects of t. LEMH.NTS TONIC. I have strongly recommended it to my friends and one lady bays she will never be without it,"

>ota Bene.— You roust get Clements Tonic. Remember there are men who would sacrifice your health and maybe you lite for the sake of a shilling profit ; therefore, if any retailer tnes to sell you any other make, he is only trying to impose upon tbe tiu a t you place in him, for if he had an article to equal Clements Tonic, be would cot want to Bell it 30U, because it would cost him double the retail price of the genuine to make ; moreover, they cannot make it as they cannot get the material. Shun such men, for evermore, as you Wiuld the plague.

Writing to a Frodsham correspondent, Lord Salisbury's secretary referring to the remarkable story rr cently published to the tff 'ct that' a lady had discovered in bis Lordship's m <jor domo an ItalianJesuit priest in disguise, who disappeared on his identity being diecovered, states that he is desired by Lord Salisbury to s»y that the story is a silly invention, and ansolutely devoid of any founiaiion. It is quite on a par with many of the current stories about tv ; Jesuits.

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