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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 227, 25 September 1930, Page 16

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"A Health Trip? No!" The man with sound nerves is not driven from his job HOW often do you hear of people having and in turn, to a deficiency of iron. The • to go to the seaside or the mountains iron in Clements Tonic creates haemoglobin to recuperate? They are not pleasure-seekers in your blood — the recuperative process but health seekers. They belong to the weary begins at once, army of run-down men and women. Not really ill but just "below par" they are Uany Symptoms'-One Caus suffering from sapped nerve energy. That s all! Men of sound nerve are seldom driven Complete nervous exhaustion — depression, from their work in this way—and you need listlessness, irritability and that feeling of not being generally run-down — all arise from - A Reliable Tonic Restores Enersy th e one cause—under-nourished nerves. The W7 , ;■" nigh speed of modern life takes toll of Whenever you feel run down, recuperate this nerve-tissue — and modem diets do not way—take a course of Clements Tonic. It contain enough iron to repair the wastage, supplies essential nerve foods—particularly Cltments Tonic supplies the need, and while iron. Iron is the vital need of over-wrought it rebut ds nerve tissue, it invigorates the under-nourished nerves. It is vital because appetite, aids digestion and tones up the it helps to create in.the blood stream a whole system. Ic is entirely free from drugs substance known as haemoglobin. This or opiates. Therefore, children, invalids and haemoglobin actually unites with the oxygen convalescents may take it with safety and in your mngs, and carries it to rebuild with an assurance of permanent benefit, wasted nerve tissue. Failing nerve energy Commence a short course of this reliable and points to a deficiency of hasmoglobin— scientific remedy now. fMnK BSHga Hwaw v 9 fSSSrwH "The Doctor's Tonic is always a Liquid" ' ■ •JO3-J«-30