IN GOOD FORM.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1169, 27 April 1910, Page 4

IN GOOD FORM.

When there is a loved one sick in tiie 'house women are frequently obliged to undergo a Jong period of both mental and physical work and worry. ■Professional and business men, in the pursuit of honours and wealth, :ire frequently forced to bear up under a prolonged strain that threatens almost to unseat the .reason. Working men and women in the battle for a competence for their families are prone to overwork themselves. Ambitious students overwork and over-worry their mental faculties, and are frequently threatened with mental collapse. In all these cases KOLA NIP is invaluable. It will sustain both body and brain during a long jperiod of high pressure or work or worry. It keeps the tissues of the body supplied with new vitalising force. iravellers' and explorers swear by It is "new life." In glass or bottle at hotels, chemists, stores and restaurants.