DEPRESSED AND MOODY

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12536, 24 April 1935, Page 6

DEPRESSED AND MOODY

SIGNS OF NERVE EXHAUSTION

When the nerves begin to fail, one of the first symptoms is a feeling of depression and moodiness, so overpowering that it takes a. supreme effort to shake it off. It is usually followed by fatigue, sleeplessness, headaches, loss of interest and ambition. What has happened is that the sufferer has used up too much vital nerve force, which is so easily done in these fierce days of striving, worry, and anxiety. It is a recognised fact that the nerves, receive their energy from the blood, and to establish and maintain a strong nervous system, the blood must be abundantly rich, red, and healthy. Good blood means good nerves, and that is why Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are renowned everywhere as a powerful nerve tonic. These pills always help to make rich, red blood. They have been tested at a large Public Hospital, and,by an independent medical practitioner, and proved to increase in a remarkable way the haemoglobin and red corpuscles of the blood. If you are nervy, sleepless, headachy, exhausted, and have lost ambition, take Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills without further delay. They will enrich your blood, revitalise the whole of your system, and drive away all symptoms of nervous trouble. At chemists and stores, .3/- bottle.