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Wairarapa Age, 22 November 1928, Page 7

THE BREAKING POINT. WHEN MIND AND BODY ARE ' FAGGED. Many serious accidents, as well as mostakes in life, have been traced to failure of the memory. When persons of either sex begin to hesitate in speaking, cannot collect their thoughts and forget things, when excitement upsets them, then, says the doctor, here is a case bordering on neurasthenia. If this state of . health continues, collapse may follow. It is a recognised fact that most nervous disorders are due to impoverished blood. Nerves that are not fully nourished by the blood are quite unable to meet the strain upon them. Then the mind and body become fagged, and a nervaus breakdown is threatened. Only new, pure blood ean save the victims from collapse and this threat of neurasthenia. Good, rich blood is created in abundance by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and in that way these pills have, in a great number of cases, banished nervous disturbances. They have given increased energy, fitness, keen appetite, strong, steady nerves and robust health to men and women who were once nervous wrecks. So if you are a sufferer from any nerve trouble, you should give Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills a trial. All chemists and storekeepers sell them, 3s a bottle—nothing else will do.

Men outnumber women iij the Irish Free State, the number of males being 1,51’5,889 compared with 1,465,103 females.