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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 18 July 1929, Page 6

I _ FEEDING- THE NERVES, i Very few people realise the necessity lof properly nourishing their nerves. I And yet it is starved nerves that make I them feel fagged, irritable and ‘ ‘blue. ’ ’ i Very few foods contain that element so necessary to the proper nourishing of the nerves—phosphorus. Few people get from their daily food enough of this precious nerve-food to make good the daily “wear and tear” on their nervous system. I That is why a tonic like Marshall Is Fosphcrine is absolutely necessary. “Marshall's” is invaluable in all cases of nervous exhaustion. It is a pure, concentrated nerve food, rich in phosphorus. Promotes appetite and digestion; induces sound, healthy sleep. Gives new life and vigour to the brain [and body. Look after your nerves! Get a .six-sided carton of Marshall's Fosphcrine—contains .100 doses for 2/G. j All chemists and stores.—Advt. 7

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