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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 8, 4 October 1929, Page 19

ALWAYS WORRYING

PENALTY OF NERVOUSNESS.

It is usually a sign of extreme nervousness when a man or woman constantly talks of worry, whether actual or imaginary. Other symptoms are irritation, depression, headache, lack of appetite and a sense of dreadful weariness. At night you may feel tired, but remain sleepless. Your mind is too active and you cannot help brooding over little home and business worries, or even over trivial remarks made, by your friends. Now don’t give way to these symptoms, blit start now to restore your nerves to normal health. Plenty of rest and nourishing diet will help you, but what is most needed is rich, red blood, for the nerves are fed only through the blood. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills always help to make good new blood, and in that way have given strong, steady nerves, brighter spirits, and full vigorous health to thousands of men and women who were once nervous wrecks.

Your chemist or storekeeper sells Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills 3s. bottle, so get a bottle to-day and begin to brace up your nerves and general health.— Advt.