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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XIX, Issue XXI, 13 November 1897, Page 666

CURE FOR WEAK NERVES.

The natural antidote for weak nerves is the health development of the muscles—that is, of the general muscular system, instead of special muscles only. This can be done only by active exercise in the open air, which thoroughly oxygenates the blood ami wastes the muscular'tissues, thus preparing them to l>e replenished from the food elements of the blood. This constant waste ami rebuilding are vital processes that measure vitality and efficiency. When these go on healthfully, nervousness is never present, except by some flagrant abnse of the digestive functions, sonic tinwise drain of a vital fluid, or some exhausting tension of the mind. Therefore steer clear of these, ami give proper attention to the muscles, and nervousness will l>e avoided.