WHEN THE NERVES FAIL

Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16283, 10 July 1917, Page 9

WHEN THE NERVES FAIL

Pitiful' is the cry that comos from men and women victims of Neurasthenia, the "twentieth ceri&ury complaint" that has: arisen' out ,ofthe ! competition, speed and striving of this a,go. Medical evidence proves that Neurasthenia is getting more and more serious, attacking even very young persons. • Seldom do 'two sufferers experience symptoms alike, but all more or less endure a feeling oif misery day and night, lack of appetite, morbid thoughts exhaustion after slight exertion, neuralgic pains, indigestion, headaches, insomnia,: and "dead-tired" limbs. A groat number of sufferers have found benefit from Dr Williams' Pink Pills, this treatment being based on the facit that nerve troubles arise from poor blood. These pills refresh the I weak nerves" with a nutritive stream of new blood; thus the nerves are reinlforced with tho elements they lack, I and'the nervous trouble is dispelled. I Or. Williams' Pink Pills arc a valuable I blood-tonic, and of the greatest, assistance in troubles arising from starved and distressed nerves. Get a supply from r any dealer to-day a;nd begin Dr. -Williams'. Pink*'-Pills;' .but avoid substitutes. . ! FREE. —fiend for free book "Nervous 1 Disease''' by writing a post card to Box 845, G.P.0., Wellington. ...