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li : i' ; . 'i::!!"ffi«Mß!jjj|p!ij!i^^ iHjrjji::*" ' "iiillliii™ Heed the warning signs of nervous breakdown Takethissimple step towards regaining splendid health T'SnJTS*' W!t iy d^S> ? xha, ust<d Another important constituent of any nerve tonic evenings! These are the warning signals of a is quinine, owing to its beneficial influence not StKnStS^^enSe^dS! di^e and nutritive activities of the wholly! * As^ ificßemedy to induce a condition of neurasthenia. At the '" B notable thatiron and quinine, in correct phar- . commencement the trouble is fairly easily remedied, nautical ratios, form an integral part of Clements The longer it is neglected the more stubborn it Tonic thereby constituting it a thoroughly scientific grows, and if the neglect continues, the neurons and re"able tonic for all cases of nerve disorders bccomesoimpairedthatneurastheniaisestablished.. Its_ admitted efficacy lies in the three-fold fact that How trouble arises xt ls made to a correct medical formula, that it to carry on its intricate and delicate work. A and-blood food Thi.^v; S. * « breakdown is almost inevitable when the n^ are required to work at the abnormal stress which dence, and general well-being so uSexsallv modern life demands unless they receive extra experienced by those who Sdicilv nr«^ nounshment to fortify them for the extra work, a course of TordT for thSves. addltro nnVlustenance tOis 8by PmeanS \ Extract from a uell-knoL I S,*^"^^/11^^ T°nic for ihat of a 'mitahl*. tnni. TK.'e ■-niT • medical aork .— run-down feeling, you are effecm,,ll .k v, r' bvJ* "A, the: evolution of Society tively guarding yourself against , ously, must be capable of now- advances the demand* mJe danger not only of neurasrwT ishmg the neurons, and to do SO, it "Pon the nervous strength of bu /%r 1. °° ™J£ neV. raS,t^ nla ' must so strengthen the blood- [*• -W'tf **£ «i rt L^ V- dls,abllltiesstream that the red cor D m C !« will •fa«*-*» increase. The veak Clements Tonic may betaken with hi-ahll* I t -ii P r * l oiks feel the added burden, and perfect safety by allmembers of be able to bear full supplies of the they will fall out in increasing tie family and is auiteTs benJfir^l life-giving oxygen to the nerve numbers, unless their inherited - for 5^ qV f f, tissues. The main essential for '>™ ******* keep, pa* ow t in M ? n nu S f°- r adultS,this function is a sufficiency of iron «** the evolution of Society." Obtainable at all Chemists and ■ ' . ' ■■.'"■ ' i otores. Buy a bottle to-day. CLEMENTS Ji^
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 145, 16 December 1927, Page 14
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