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Wanganui Herald, Issue 12856, 18 May 1912, Page 3

PASS IT ON THE TRUE WAY TO ENJOY A PLEASURE. KEWAH’S TONIC NERVE NUTS. It certainly is a pleasure -after having enjoyed anything to bo able to see your fruMuls enjoy it. The way to enjoy a truth -is to pass it on to others. An Auckland resident believes in this, uio says—“ For a -long time I suffered so badly from nervous headaches, and ' va « «° worn out all tho time that I was hardly able to do my house-work. All my iijit-irves wore of tho highly strung kind, and every little thing worried me. At times I couldn’t even boar the playtul -mouse made by my two little chiklrei). Xcreous indigestion -also used to ’ii i a deal, and bring on (lull heavy pains all up and down tho left side. Since taking Kennah’s Tonic Nerve Nuts my whole body has improved wonderfully, and mv healthful looks and strength are quite a revelation. My old headaches and indigestion have gone, and mv nervous system is in really good condition It is quite a pleasure for me to tell others of the good I found in Ke.nnah’s Tonic Nerve Nuts.” Konnali’s Tonic Nerve Nuts always act like this. “ The experience as above related is ,*1 ol human interest. It is one of thr.se rille sketches of real life that go light I i'liic to the hearts of those who read. Taking one of Kenn-ah’s Tonic Nerve Nuts three times eaoh day toned the entire nervous system. The nuts improved her annotate, helped her digestion, and provided new vitality. No wonder she is willing and delighted to pass the nows on. At medicine dealers, 3s a packet; 6 for 16s 6d. Bo sure they are Kennah's Tonic Nerve Nuts. 5

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