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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XX, Issue 23, 25 March 1892, Page 31

Ask yourself these questions : In wbat condition am I to-r*av ? Am I perfectly sound in body and in mind? Am I strong and vigorous and is life a constant pleasure to me! If you can answer these questions affirmatively you are indeed lucky. If you cannot you need assistance. If you are tired, weak, weary, or despondeot'. you need assistance. The trying time of the year is approaching with its dangers to physical health. Do not neglect a headache ;itis a sign that your liver is deranged, and may lead to permanent disease if not attended to. If you are troubled with restless nights, neuralgia indigestion nervousness, or constipation, don't treat snch positive symptoms of approaching physical decline with cootempt, or bitterly will you rue your carelessness. Such invidious foes are more daneerous and fatal than all the wars and famines that ever eventuated. Mr Charles Schott, of 94 King-street, Newtown, N. S. W., writes as under, date July 23rd :-I have much pleasure in testifying to the efficiency of Clement's Tonic in curing me of congestion of the liver. For eeven years 1 have suffered from constant enlargement of the liver, which caused me severe pain, and was due to a sedentary life and want of exercise, my life being almost insupportable. I was listless and irritable, and at time* had to consult doctors, and was at one time laid on a sick bed ; but all to no purpose. Suffering in this way for many years, I resorted to tht use of Clement's Tonic and after the noe of three bottles the swelling of the liver w»s reduced, and with its use pain disappeared. After taking five bottles I can now eat and drink anything, and smoke my pipe without that cootinual irritable and sleepy feeling * suiting. I trust this letter will lead similar sufferers to the use of Clement's Tonic, giving it a fair trial, not merely using one bottle, and then discarding it, and I am satisfied they will derive the same benefit. Mr James Prentice proprietor of the Newtown (N.8.W.) Chronicle, has for some time been a most acute sufferer from liver complaint, lassitude, indigestion, &c, due to business care and close application to work. He took Clement's ToNic—For some time I havt Buffered considerably from lassitude and indigestion, resulting from close attention to work To obtain relief I tried all sorts of socalled "cures'* but found none that gave me any ease. 1 was at last induced to use Clement's Tonic, and haviog done so, regret not having taken it sooner After taking only two bottles my lassitude vanished. 1 was able to attend to my duties with my usual energy, and also to relish mi food and enjoy my rest, in a way that had been unknown for some time. I shall always recommend Clement's Tonic, believing that it only requires to be tried to be appreciated.