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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 257, 18 July 1918, Page 3

| HAVE NERVE, NOT .NEKVES. jj In these war times many people are f living in an n.unaturnl condition of nervl ous excitement. Unless something is [; done to correct it the inevitable result | will bo a nervous breakdown, an exhauaI lion of nenous energy thai may take a f very serious and unforeseen turn. | Ts'ourasthcnia is one such result with [ its accompaniment of worry, irritation, | over-sensitiveness and severe headache, j Jt means that tho patient has lost tlio I power to recover and store nip energy. | Tho condition will grow worse if not f corrected. |' The treatment is one of nutrition of j' the nerve cells, requiring a non-alcoholic I lonic. As the nerves get their nourish- | ment from the blood the treatment must | be directed towards building up tho | blood. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills act di- | rectly on the blood, and with proper f regulation of the diet have proved of the , greatest benefit in many cases of lieuras- | then in. A tendency to anaemia, <nr t: bloodlessnoes, shown by most, ncurasS thenic patients, is also corrected by these C tonic pills. | Sufferers from nervous disorders who [ have been lakins treatment without | n benefit should investigate the lonic ltd method. Write to-day to the Dr. Wilis liams' Medicine Co., llox 815, G.P.0., [0 Wellington, for the booklet, "Diseases of uJ the Nervous System." It will bo sent i'reo on request.—Advt.