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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 258, 29 October 1921, Page 13

NERVES ALERT WHEN ASLEEP. Evcrj- waking moment—and often even during sleep—the nerves are alert 2nd active. Work means worry ami consequent expenditure of nervous force. Pleasure brings excitement, another drain on vitality. You must work, you must play. Then feed tie nerves! Repair the ravages that each day makes—take Marshall's I'ospherine. "Marshall's'' is a simple, direct nerve tonic. A few drops in water, and hey, presto! gone are "blues" and weariness, o'onc that "on edge" feeling. Up go the drooping spirits, back come energy and "pep" And all because the impoverished nervous system has drung up nourishment as a blotter absorbs ink. Marshall's Fosplierine is put up in a bandy little phial. Just a tiny bottle of concentrated nervc-food that can be carried in any pocket or slipped into a «atidbag. ioo doses for 2/6. Chemists and grocers.—(Ad.)

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