CHILDREN'S CLATTER.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18208, 15 July 1927, Page 10

CHILDREN'S CLATTER.

TOO MUCH FOR NERVOUS PARENTS. “A noise in the road outside or the clatter of the children at their play was enough to cause me real agony," said one nervous woman. Think what that .means! When a man or woman is a prey to run-down nerves, every sudden sound causes misery. It is not always the head-aches, neuralgia, sciatic pains in the back and legs, and other physical sufferings that are the hardest to bear. [ Misery of mind —when a door is banging, or a shrill whistle makes a violent assault on the nerves—receives no sympathy; but those who endure it envy the people with steady nerves who are able to ignore what to them is a cause of real torture. Thera is only one way to correct this miserable condition. Nerves that suffer thus are nerves starved for want jof rich, healthy blood. They need a ! blood-maker and nerve tonic. Dr ! Williams’ Pink Pills build up and make good your impoverished blood. By this process they tone up every nerve in the body that is crying out for nourishment. Also, these pills strengthen the stomach and digestive powers. If you are suffering from nerves, do not go to great expense until you have tried building up the blood. The chances are that Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are all you require, for they have given many nervous sufferers complete relief. Price, 3s per bottle, from chem I ists and storekeepers. 6