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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1467, 15 June 1912, Page 8

'■ iaße'Sanaiogen regularly for*. ,': . several weeks'* This urgent advice is given by physicians "r. ottevery day, in every civilised country, to sufferers . gj»JJJ n $~ f= m^JwH from Nervous Debility, Brain-Fag, Lack of "•n UV(! b'«^7js™toeai Vitality, Sleeplessness,' Disordered Digestion, lor a. number of yean in my J ' x . . practice wiln excellent resign. '•Poverty of Blood and various Wasting Diseases. rhr« remiu have been notably ;,. J ... . good in raw of convalaccM. ';, Physicians know that Sanatogen is a true fj'7 h f™= JXiJ "toX scientific compound of organic phosphorus and '.pure concentrated proteid,'forming a new sub- , stance which is eagerly and completely absorbed ' by the tissues and possesses unique tonic and reconstructive qualities, - Sarah Grand, llie gifted Author, wnlu:— ■ - The Supreme Restorative. &J£SS£S debilily and exhaustion. I began Physicians can speak from experience of the '"j^'dk^'Z^'Ju^ recuperative effects which Sanatogen has iSfj'S^Ci^TSd upon the brain, nerves, blood and muscles. They M*vm." have watched its revivifying action upon people . whose nervous strength has been depleted by Mr. Max Pcmberton, worry or disease! They have noted Ae eminttlt NoTC |j, ti „„,„;_ : 'W Sanatogen gives lasting benefit, how it J^tlSS; regenerates the appetite and digestion, brings ["X^dramii.nc^fe :.:back the bloom to the cheek, replaces wakeful c«r." by sound 'refreshing sleep—in short, the human machinery to perform its Madame ci ara Butt, i: functions so perfectly that the patient loses his fc , amous c m , B i to , w riie:'■'depression of spirits, gains confidence and "it eiv«,m. «re.i P i«.ure . - . i. ■ r .... to lejliiy tt Ins Tcry great bench! couraee, and finds life again worth living. iiuve derived (ram uuneSintt- ° pgen during my prorcaional -' At the Head Offices of the manufacturers of Sanat- w«t ( I ,^^ ogen, there are'filed more than fifteen thousand letters fof. ,, ' from practising,physicians who certify to the value of ■ Sanatogen. ■Amongst them are no less than eleven physicians to great mbnarchs like the Czar of Russia, Sir William Bull, H.P., the Emperor of Austria, the King of Italy, etc. _ Truly, a l(l( . eminenl Solicitor, writa:maenificent monument to the value of this unique tonic "I bave much rlesraie in ' ■ & ' ■ ■ statins that I consider your food.' " ' ' prepaialion, Sanatoaen, is of •'■'■'. . c drctdcdvalue. It puforroi llnl . But no less impressive is the enthusiastic testimony of t ;, plom ;s t s t ? do, and 1 'patients themselves. Men and women in the forefront of ii to kv« s l ■'humanendeavour, statesmen, prelates, authors, lawyers— "■men of action in every walk of life—have publicly testified "to the, wonderful benefits they have received from Sanat:,i:;ogen.. A few of their letters are reproduced here. fjI!l, A !lr - v' "Why not follow, the example of these eminent people? ' "J™"^' mt d SanXcn ai Why not let the world's best physicians prescribe for you r '"'"i'j™ bVn'tfi" 1 "?" iT'to Begin to take Sanatogen to-day. All Chemists stock it, "y ,M mind"a tne food ionic in tins (of-.three-different sizes. It is manufactured by §f% Messrs.; A. WulfingSt Co., iz, Chenies Street, London, vigour to ib'c ovemoried body England.'., .-■,. V,::;''.'"■ .. . .. ■' ■:' • . . ' *° mya " . ,;-... Send for Free' Book. Dr. Andrew .Wilson, the. well-known author, has "'v'A- A, written an extremely interesting health book, called '! The '"« r""",^*Art of Living," in'which he fully describes the nature and , .., ~a ve m 's^\ Km a uses Of Sanatogen." ' ■ S ood liial durioelhs hard J:a;on . Free copies of this book will be distributed during a « b>« K, ;; "tor limited period: . Write '.for your copy at once,' mentioning; %£/$) lalen in (, 0 : - this paperand addressing your post-card to :;;';:;„I,; ' ' ro ak.".' .. , Messrs. A. V/ULFING & Cot, 17 Bond Street, Sydney, N.S.W,

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