DON'T drug your nerves. IF THEY ARE WEAK TAKE PHOSPHATE WITH YOUR MEALS. Some drugs lessen tlio seasitivenoss of the nervous system so that tlio bwin .acts slowly, tho nerves do not■ rcsporid readilv to tho directions of the brain, and evcrv function of the body is retarded. Others act as a lash to the nerves, so that the user is fired temporarily with feverish energy. -Both are equivllv dangerous, for there is tho inevitable reaction which loaves the sufferer far worse than before. Therefor©, don't drug your nerves! Get to understand thoin and study their needs. Nerves give -way because they are weak, and they become weak through lack of food and nourishment. The futility of thrashing a starved horse is obvious, and it is just as futile and just as foolish to lash weak, exhausted nerves by the administration of violent drugs. Nerves feod on phosphate, which they extract from digested foqd, and the fact that your nerves are weak proves they are not obtaining sufficient phosphate for their needs. You can remedy this serious fault by providing Tour nerves with phrr-phate in a readily assimilable form, a most suitable and convenient- being bitro-phosphate which most chemists stcck in the form or 5-grain compressed tablets. Take one or these small tablets immediately after every meal and you will soan note a decided improvement, in your health. Your nerves will become steady ana strong, your brain will act quickly ancl clearlyyour appetite will improve; you will sleep better, and wake up bright and refreshed, charged with an abundance of vital energy sufficient to carrv vou through the most strenuous day. \
UN COMFORTABLE AFTER MEALS? Your food is not digesting. Look at you. tongue* you £" d it coated in the moraB JHjrrt 3vfS*«*3£b occasionally, and in tne stomach, and get troubled with flatulence. lcasby aboux.it.". Over 40 years' snccc-refni experience m pregj Country patienU treatect by letter. i "x„i! o* Tour troubles; encloea and we send you a double-3ized bottle of medicine p«t (With V. F. McArthur), The Only Prescribing Chemist, 4 079 Colombo street, ClmstMrojcn.
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16161, 15 March 1918, Page 3
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346Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16161, 15 March 1918, Page 3
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