THE WAKING UP TEST.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 56, 8 March 1915, Page 4

THE WAKING UP TEST.

One ofi the best signs of general all round good health is to wake up in the morning just at the right time, without a thought of tiredness or disinclination to rise. If you wake heavy 'and headachy, with little desire to jump out of bed, depend upon it your nerves are out of order and your blood is probably thin and poor. An anaemic person is never good for much till after breakfast ; but the first hours are the brightest if the blood is good. •" . ' , . For better nerves,, 'hearty appetite, good digestioiri/ " and jolly, confident spirits, the new rich blood which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make is the cne thing in th"c world. Take a dose after e.a)dh. meal for' a iveek and see what a. difference they,, will make. Notice how vigorous you will . have • become, how hungry you are for your meals, how steady your nerves will have grown, and how competent 'you. feel to take on the day's work. This is the effect of the greatest nerve tonic ever discovered — the only nerve tonic which makes blood which the body must have for you to keep well. A box of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is like a week's holiday. You have only to try them and you will be convinced. All dealers stock Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.— Advt.