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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 26, 25 October 1918, Page 3

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE PHOSPHATE FOE WEAK NERVES. AN INVALUABLE REMEDY WHICH CAN BE OBTAINED PROM CHEMISTS AT SHALL COST. Excessive nerve strain is probably responsible for the fact that all round us we see men and women who have no physical ailment or infirmity, yet aro weak, listless, depressed, and 'nervous. They lack energy; have no vim, vigour, or vitality, and consequently cannot apply themselves with zest to either work or recreation. Such a condition is pitiable, yet, fortunately, it is easily remedied, for it has I;"en found that a product known as bitro-phosphate will re6roro lost nervous energy, and make tho weak and listless strunc: and vigorous ngain. Readers will find that high-class chemists everywhere aro able to supply this restorative bitro-phosphnte in the form of emnll compressed tablets, and ns sufficient tablets for two weeks', treatment can be obtained at small cost, the remedy is within tho easy reach of every sufferer.' Take one tablet after every meal, and very soon you will notes a marked improvement in your condition. You will fileop hotter and iurttkon bright and refreshed. Sudden, unexpected I sounds will no longor alarm you, and i nervous headaches will l>e banished.— Advt.