HOW DO YOU WORRY?
An eminent medical authority reconfcly said that man cannot worry intellectually, but does so with the whole of his organs. The truth of this statement Will be apparent to most people suffering from nerve trouble, for oesides the agony of mind and feeling of misery and dcpl'essioh generally experienced, there are the physical syntf>toms of .aching back and limbs, poor appetite, indigestion, netvoUs headacne., exhaustion, and tiiiißion. This neurasthenic state Is often caused by continuous worry, or some kind Of overwork, grief, or illness, and the surest Way tq. overcome it is to feed ahd strengthen tlie nerves. Th& lioi'ves are fed b.V the blood, aiid us Dr. Williams' Pink Pills help to create rich, new blood in abundance, these pills always restore thfe ! nerves, build up stamina, ahd give new vitality. If you are a victim of framed nerves do &ny lOftger hut ,take Dr. " ilnums Pink Pills to-dny. You will notice tboir beneficial effect almost J Join tin- Hfst dft'4. Of chemists atacl sl-'i'Ci i!tory whore. 8
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20415, 9 December 1931, Page 6
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