STRENGTH AND HOW TO GAIN IT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16763, 1 February 1918, Page 3

STRENGTH AND HOW TO GAIN IT.

— INSTEAD OP EXERCISES, PATENT FOODS AND MEDICINES, TAKE PHOSPHATE WITH 1 YOUR MEALS. Tins demand to-day is for men and women who are strong in every sense of the word —possessing tho physical strength necessary to endure hardships and fatigue; the mental strength to grapple with difficult problems; the nervous force which endows t'ae body with vigour and -ntality; the will power to triumph over adversity, and turn defeat into victory. But such glorious strength is impossible so long as your nerves are weak and exhausted, and therefor© if you would be really strong you must first cafe for your nerves. Weak, ■ exhausted nerves need food, and it has been proved in numberless cases that the only food element they can or will absorb readily and naturallyis phosphate in the well-known form of. bitro-phosphate, which 1 most chemists stock in. sgr. compressed tablets, so that if you feel your strength is failing from any cause, you should get a supply of these bitro-phosphate tablets and ! take with every meal. Practically all most chemists stock in sgr. compressed tablets, so that if you feel your strength is failing from anv cause, you should get a supply of these bitro-phosphato tablets and take one with every meal. Practically all 9 of the minor ailments afflicting mankind, as well as many of the more serious mala' J dies, can be traced to nervous exhaustion and lowered vitality, and Drobably this Explains why such a remarkable improvement in the general health is invariably ""*, noticeable when bitro-phosphate is taken as directed, • and the nerves are thereby .» revitalised and made strong.---(Advt.) .