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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16051, 8 February 1918, Page 8

Times when yea feel Oat of Sorts—iVo. 2 . When Slight Noises Make You “Jump” This is the surest sign that the nerves are “unstrung” and exhausted. Such a condition is too serious to neglect—act straightway. Take MARSHALL’S —it gives to the nerves the food they must have —phosphorus. A few drops of Fospherine in water regularly will restore your energy —give mental poise. Marshall’s Fospherine is procurable at all chemists and stores for 2/6 a largesized bottle. Be sure you get the genuine Marshall's—the Fospherine spelt with an F.

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