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=5 Mentally alert at midnight Why can some folk concentrate when others lose interest? GAME after game—hour after hour —and midnight chimes. Yet some players go merrily on without a hint of tiredness, while others noticeably "wilt" and lose their sparkle. Why this difference in vitality? In each instance the nervous system is there —what, then, is lacking that makes some people so easily wearied? Science veiy definitely tells us, and here, in brief, is the secret . . . there is a shortage of an essential blood component known as haemoglobin. The Source of Nerve Energy To maintain nerve efficiency, oxygen from the lungs must be carried throughout the body by the red blood corpuscles, which are composed largely of this substance, haemoglobin. Haemoglobin in turn contains a proportion of iron, and because it is this iron which actually unites with the ox'ygen in the lungs, it comes about that the oxygen can only be effectively distributed while the blood contains an adequate quantity of iron. Failing; this, the wear and tear of nerve tissue is not fully repaired, and the nerves become starved and depleted. How Clements Tonic Acts The remedy for nerve-starvation is' simple. The haemoglobin value of the blood must be strengthened, and for this an iron-containing tonic is essential. That is why Clements Tonic proves so efficacious —it is made to an approved medical formula, and one of its constituents is iron. ■ It benefits because it in- ■ creases haemoglobin in the blood. For all kinds of nerve stress, debility, depression, Clements Tonic is invaluable—its results are long-standing because it is a scientific remedy. - Build up your nerves with Clements Tonic. See how much better you feel! CLEMENTS TONIC ' “The Doctor’s Tonic is always a Liquid ” , . V - • 101-20-30

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 6 August 1931, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 6 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 6 August 1931, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 6 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 6 August 1931, Page 10