MEN'S NERVES

Feilding Star, Volume II, Issue 528, 23 March 1908, Page 4

MEN'S NERVES

NEED CONSTANT CARE. There is a screw loose somewhere when health is not vigorous. One little screw in tthe human system gets a trifle loose. It gradui ally becomes worse —others are affected—the whole "apparatus clogs, balks and refuses to work properly. j Nerves! ' Nerves control every organ and every action of every organ. When the nerves of an organ —liver, lungs, stomach, kidneys, bowels, heart or brain —go wrong, that organ, cannot work properly. And it in turn affects other organs until the whole system becomes out of gear. Then the machinery is in a bad state. The case of a Christchurch cab-driver is interesting. "I have derived a world of benefit from Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts," he says, "some 12 or more months back I began to feel queer, not much the matter then —just an out-of-sorts feeling, with occasional headaches and depression. I let it go, but gradually began to feel worse. After a while I couldn't sleep well, andthat, naturally, made me irritable and easily worried over little things. I was telling a mate on my stand about it and *c said "Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts are the things for you, Dick, they have done me a power of good." I got a packet at Hean's Pharmacy, and I took them according to directions —one three £imes a day. Four days arid I was feeling improved, and so I kept on with them until I had taken three packets, and felt as right as ever. To me Hean's Tonic Nerve Nxits were an excellent substitute for a holiday." ~ Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts are good for all people, but particularly for those whose work is liable to cause irritation and worry. Take them at the first sign of any nerve weakness, and thus avoid getting the whole ner-vous-system out of good running order. Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts (specially prepared from a prescription in regular use by all physicians) are the people's remedy for • nervous prostration, headaches, sciatica, lassitude, weary, worn out feelings, nervous dyspepsia, debility and all ailments arising from weakened nerves. Sold by chemists and grocers in packets 3s each, 6 for 16s 6d, or post free on receipt of price from Hean's Pharmacy, Feilding. Be sure they are HEAN'S. 15 There is no power like the press, and the Star is the greatest power in this district. You should advertise in it.