What to Dc When Nerves Go Wrong

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 78, 2 April 1935, Page 15

What to Dc When Nerves Go Wrong

Nervy Days and Sleepless Nighti.

Hen and women who suffer ftovi weak) nerves, who tire easily, don't deep, fcavs brain fag, low vitality,- general wtwwese,: logs of strength, dulled ambition, lack o£| will power, or any of them gytnptoma that' so surely arise from poor, unsteady, un-i strung nerves, or nerve force riia |ow r should try eating a.- little Phosphorated! Iron with their meals for a few day*, and observe results. Tbi« preparation, W/theJ greatest ginger-up stimulant *nd nerve vitaliser ever known far putting bwk'th* good old "ginger," ambition, courage, andl real vital energy into a. tired, rußdowai and shattered nervoui system. Here is a test worth trying. The Beit time you feel tired, blue, or when your nerves are fairly crying out, eat » toirple Phosphorated Iron tablet*. The» Wait for just a short while and observe results. Phosphorated Iron'secms (o go strtifbt w1 the nerve cell* and start w.ork tb« wlnutet it reaches them. It bring! an almost' amazing change from that awful, dull,i weak, lazy, "don't-gjive-a-hanf" feelittf to brightness, strength. clear-h««de.dne», and courage. It calms and strengthen* the nerves of people who Bet the ''jumps/!* and fidgets, and give* them poiie, power, and tremendous reserve energy. Phosphorated' Iron is absolutely harmless, contains* no habit-forming drugs, and is always): lafe^ easy, pleasant, and efficient. All reliable chemist* tell it (60 tablet* to the package), on an absolute' guarantee of satisfaction or money back. . .