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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1507, 1 August 1912, Page 6

HOW "ANTINEURASTHIN" REMEDIES NERVOUS BREAKDOWN. It is, in tho .first place, essentially a food—not a. drug stimulant. It is (i,food that feeds tho wliolcof tho nervous system with those elements tho lack of.-whie.li in the structural tissues constitutes tho neurasthenic condition. It is to ens-ily assimilated that iu ono hour it is fully absorbed; thus creating quickly a renewed mental and physical vigour. This is no.t mere stimulation, but is really .the sensation produced by tho actual assimilation and storage of thoso refined elements necessary to nerve comfort' and vigour. This is not—as iu the caso of tonics and stimulants—a mere trnnscicnt whipping up, but an actual addition to the n^rve'structure and nerve strength of tho individual. IX ONE HOUR, (This is the- short time- required for "Antineurasthi-n" to evidence its worth as a nerve mid brain food) you-.will .feci a better, man (or. woman) both mentally and physically. Yon will fo?l (1) ■ mentally more alert, capable of more prolonged in- - teUectual effort, clearer, stronger, and inoro level-headed, and bmin fre-a from all depression and melancholy. You will be and foel (2) stronger in body, iuc-tc aide to withstand the strains of modem liftpossess a greater stcrc of• .vigour and energy, anil you will'be more, eager ami fit for tho day's work, and mnro'nblo to \ fully enjoy nli Uk> pleasures of life. " A FREE TRIAL, Together with pamphlet dealing with Nervous Complaints and containing analysis of Antinenra<thin, will be sent on receipt of 2d. in .stamps to cover postage bv t.ljo Wholesale Agent, 11. A. GOUDARI). 210 Watson's Buildings, Wellcslcy Street East, Auckland. SERIAL No. SlO. Guaranteed under tho Pure Foods Act of New South Wales by 11. A. GODDARI), Sydney, to contain not less than 1() per cent. Piiro Lecithin. No. 810. .

A Press Association messogo from Sydney this morning records tho death'.of G.'II. -Hevdor, who was generally regarded as the original of Mr. A. B.' l'aterson's "The Man from Snowy River," ' The popularity of "NAZOL" is entirely duo. to its merits. It is ft scientific pre- . partition and must caw, if used as directcd. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds in ' the Head, .and Influenza, lisve all been cured successfully by. "NAZOL." Price, Is. 6d, A .Nozol Inhaler helps wonderfully,—. Advt, ;