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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1248, 30 January 1896, Page 31

TTTWERYONE confined all day, whether in a shop, factory or office, sooner or later Hi becomes a dyspeptic. Tin.- want of out-door exercise and fresh air, no matter how perfect apparently the ventilation is, soon tolls its tale. The appetite needs tempting, the bowels become irregular, the nerves get irritable, and a depressed feeling occasion.-illy comes over the spirits, and one feels that all is not as it should be in this sphere of ours. THE GREAT TROUBLE IS THE TERRIBLE \ft / r '- h I '"i" f~\ >~ vVaN s ur >o V s v) k». it y I That comes over one. This, combined with sleepless nights, or, if sleep is obtained, it is disturbed with bad dreams, and on awakening the feeling of want of rest is as graat, in fact, very often greater, than when sleep was sought the previous night. The popular impression is that this cannot be altered without altering one's conditions of life ; that the inside occupation must give way to out-door exercise to ensure a return to health. This is not so. Mr Sorrell, the photographer, Chvistchurcb.—a, typical, busy, shut-up worker—regained perfect health by means of " WAHOu," and ha says : —" Whilst working under exactly similar conditions as those which caused Vps? troubles, by means of Loasby's ' WAHOO' he is now as energetic and healthy as ever/* and his strong conviction expressed should carry weight with any sufferer. WAHOO " (Loasby's)—Price 2s Gd; from all Chemists and Storekeepers throughout Ste\ Zealand, or post free from Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING CHEMIST 171 PRINCES STREET, BUNEDIN. " WAHOO " is to bo obtained Wholesale also from KEMPTHORNE, PRO?SER Ss CO.'S NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY.