WHAT IS A TONIC FOR?

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 54, 27 November 1917, Page 9

WHAT IS A TONIC FOR?

The word tone, as applied to the human sjstorn, implies that the various organs of the body arc performing their func. tious naturally and well. When any of tho functions are impaired tliey are said to he "out. of tone." Tonics aro thoso medicines which restore tone. There are various tonics to act on particular organs, but undoubtedly tho favourite tonio of medical men, the one suitable for the greatest number of coses, is one .vrliich acts upon tho Wood. Tho blood reaches every part of tho body, and when it is built up' the whole syßtem quickly benefits.. . Dr. .Williams' Piulc Pills are. a nonalcoholic tonic that builds up the blood, making it rich and red, and ablo to supply to the tissues of the body the nourishment they need to keep them in health! Most general debility results from l.hin blood; Every part of the body suffers and one "feels badly all over." When the blood is restored and a health-;iving stream is goinp to every part of the body you soon see tho result of a better appetite, an improved digestion, brighter eyes, better colour in checks and Hps. Dr, Williams' Pink Pills are a most, valuable family tonio, and should 'm taken by every member of the family escent infants whenever the general health is not what it should be. Much downright sickness has been Kv the use of a tonic or supnortine medicine in times of physical depression. .'' dealers sell Br. Williams' Pink Till.'A useful-booklet on "Diseases of Wood" .will bo sent on implication Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Box Jls. G.P.0., Wellington.