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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 215, 5 June 1919, Page 6

WATCH NERVOUS CHILDREN Tor Signs of St. Vitus' Dance. It is far better to prevent St. Vitus'' danco than to wait until a cure is ncees6ary. Nervous children should therefore bo carefully watched for symptoms of tho approach of this disease. Long before tho child becomes awkward and begins dropping things there is a period during which the appetite is fickle and the child is tired aud listless. Tho jerking, nervous movements characteristic of tho disease como much later. In tho early stages a good tonic for tho blood and nerves, such as Dr. Williams Pink Pills will go far towards preventing the development of tho disease, but a true tonic such as the above is necessary, care being taken to avoid mere stimulating medicines, for these make tho nervous condition much worse, \\hen your child grows listless, prefers to sit and read rather than go out and play, and requires altogether too much time to do his or her lessons, take prompt steps and givo a course of treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These pills build m> tho blood, nourish tho starved norves, and improve the general health. If you arc suffering from' any nervous ailment, you cannot do better than begin Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for' Pale Peolilo to-day; Any doctor can supplv them, but. ask for Dr. Williams', 3s. per box. six boxes 16s. Gd. Write for tho freo booklet, Disease* of tho Nervous System," to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Box Sto, G.P.O* Wellington—Advt.