WHEW THE NERVES GIVE WAY

Evening Star, Issue 17923, 20 March 1922, Page 2

WHEW THE NERVES GIVE WAY

flni'dly any condition of ill-health deserves riV>re pity than that for which thero is generally least sympathy. Mea and women with nerves out of gear become irritable and fretful, and are blamed for ill-temper, whereas it is not their fault. Their health is tho cause. Often the nerves have given way under tho strain of working for the very people who reovoadi the sufferers. The tired, over busy wife or mother, whose household cares have worn her out; the breadwinner, whov anxiety for his family has worried him until lie'is thin arid ill, are the neivo sufferers who become run down.

Their nerves, like all tho bodily organs, need healthy red blood; worry tells on their digestion, am! their nerves are illfed. In such cases a course of Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People is necessary, for these pills make new blood and tone up the nervous system, by which method they invigorate those whose nerval have given way! The patients become hH'h-spiritcct and full of energy. Nervous starts and irritability are gone Happiness for themselves and others returns. You can liftgin to get well now, for Dr Williams' Pink Pills' are to bo obtained from all medicine dealers at 3s per box.— [Advt.j ______