NERVY, DEPRESSED WOMEN

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21285, 3 October 1934, Page 6

NERVY, DEPRESSED WOMEN

—♦ Many women to-day are victims of ' nerve exhaustion. Overwork, anxiety and Die cares of motherhood have depleted their store of nervous energy with the result that they find themselves unable to sleep, get nervy and depressed, and often suffer from "head- ' aches. The best tiling to do when neivc troubles develop is to feed your overworked nerves by enriching the blood. This is the mission of Dr Williams' Pink Pills; these pills create new, rich blood, which supplies to the nerves the very elements they need Read what Mrs D. Shipston, of 62 Miles Hill Crescent. Chapel Allerlon Levels, Eng., says: "For years my life was a misery through nervous exhaustion. I had frequent fits of dizziness, and was rarely free from a splitting headache. I was Rhastlv pale, had no appetite, and could not' sleep.' "After other treatments had failed ,my husband suggested Irving Dr' Williams' Pink Pills. By the time i had finished the first bottle I began to enjoy my food and could sleep at night. After taking four bottles. I was like a different woman: my nerves were steady and I no longer suffered from headaches and dizziness." TO 4'! chemists and stores sell Dr. 2Sr I vmt- Pin k. Pills - 3/ - bott l e - Sav Or. Williams' "-and take no other. 5