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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 69, 15 December 1919, Page 5

"When nerve force is at low ebb—when your very muscics seem robbed of their former power—take Cerosen, and start on the road to renewed fiiness. Ceregen is a permanent nerve-builder. It is a food which gives the system proper nourishment in a form which makes it easily awiniiatcd. Ceregen is a l'roteid-Phos-pliate Pood, and brings the system back io pel feet health because it supplies essonluil elements not corained in meats, b;-ad, and oilier evcrv-day foods. Cereg. ii was used in naval and military hospitals, and is ieconinicnded by doctors. 2s. (id., -Is. (id., (is. Cel., and 125., at Chemists. Tho 12s. size contains 8 times the am«u:.nt of tho 2s. Gd. tin.—Advt. "After travelling 12,C00 miles through 20 Slates find that Prohibition accepted' ai- permanent, great reform because wliole (■'.miltry benefited. Liquor antiquated. M.ike Mew /.calami up date.—Jessie Gunsou." This is a cable message to the women of New Zealand from Sirs. J. 11. Ciunson, Jlaroress of Auckland — Adit. Along the ccld. deserted strest, The- bold nightwnlcliraaii plods his heat; Hia blows are Fwiit. his words are brief, Whene'er he meets a nrowling thief. But ne'er disturbs the homeless poor, Y/'iio shelter by a warehouse door; l!e knows the woes that such endure, And shares hjs Woodß' Peppermint Cure. -Advt,