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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17341, 14 June 1918, Page 8

GIVE YOUR NERVES THREE GOOD MEALS A DAT.

PHYSICIANS SAY PHOSPHATE MAKES TITIC NERVES STEADY AND STRONG. Phosphato is the natural food of tho nerves, and the form they most readily absorb and transform into vital nervous energy is known as bitro-phosphate. You oan get bitro-phosphatc from your chemist in the form of 5-grain cotrmrcssed tablets, and if you t-ake one of these tablets immediately after each meal you will provide your nerves with tho nourishment they neod; so badly. Feed your nerves and they will become steady arid strong, and as your nervous strength increases, so your general health -will improve. Your brain, will aot quickly and clearly, your eyes will grow brighter, your stop -will become firmer, and your cheeks will crlow with health. I/angour, lassitude, weakness, and depression will be overcome and a decided increase in vigour and vitality will be q-jiokly noticeable. —18

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