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A Drink I A Tonic 1 AAlodlcinel - ! r Wolfe's Schnapps. ; . /SBSjs. I CalHor WOLFU'S Schnapps and makt tura that r .-Ste* . ' i ■ you take nothlnj el»e.. ' : -<§s£L j a ' ' N '■' ; "- - f ' A FREE TRIAL OF . : ANTINEURASTHIN AND , ■•'•: ; A GUARANTEE .1 ! WHY NERVOUS BREAKDOWN AND N BRVE WEAKNESS CANNOT HE CURED i ■, ;BY TONICS, MEDICINES, DRUGS, ETC. . ! Nothing 60 remarkable as t-ho unanimity.with which eminent doctors and scien.' 1 y tists from all parts of the world declare that medicines nhd tonic 9 aro'absolutely J useless—in fact harmful—in the treatment;, of Nerve 'Complaints, and that, pcrman. ent relief can alone bo found in specially-selected Nerve Nutrition, has ever.been; ] known ill the history of the art of liealing. Medical thenhave long , realised •! that . i d the man or woman, with «. weakened nervous system can only recoup lost energy ; o by supplying the nerves with tho special food essential to their well-wing—just as j a half-starved person.cati only regain phyical energy from nutritivo food—but until { o recently it was impossible to order a sufferer to assimilate n, sufficient quantity' of i 0 this "elixir pf nerve youth," as even the most nutritivo of foods yields but a email ■ •, percentage of this indispensable nerve support. 1 LECITHIN—THE '■ EXTRACT OF LIFE." Lecithin alone, will supply the Brain and marked increase in mental vigour and G and Nerves with tho nourishment they re- bodily strength; increased appetite and ! 8 qvJro, and as this is only found in in : sleep, removal of constipation ten-; >, !> nnitesimal quantities in such strengthen- dency to tire rapidly of work; calmness i 9 ing foods as eggs, milk, etc., it can readily and marked incrcaSd in sstlf-coiifidcnoe,-. > ! t 'be seen'that tho nervous man or woman etc. • • ' J would require tho stomach of an army to , ' DR. GIUSEPPE LAPPONI i 1 -fortify ,tho weakened nerve-cells by means (Physician-m-Ordinnry to His Holiness -j of overy-day foods. • • , - Pope Pius X) , i Although it has .been known for several wrote:—"'Antiueurasthin' .. , is ah -i years that the administration of' Lecithin admirable ingent for toning and strength- i r was the only means- of removing nervous eriing the Nervous System. I shall not fail • 5 breakdown, it was not until the discovery to recommend it to my colleagues" v.'.' ' !>' of Antineurasthin that it was possible, to DR. ZAMARA 1 ' 1 f give this .in a highly ', assimilablo and (Physician to the Bad Hofgastein Health' 1 J' actively organic form. / ' 1 Resort) • 1 i s WHY MEDICINES AND TONICS. wrote, after making a. careful analysis . > CANNOT Ct®E, ; and subjecting "Antiueurasthin" to ex- j 0 The usual, tonic contains Strychnine, haustivo personal, tests:—"ln proportion' , 6 iron, cto., and should only bo takon under as mankind is weaned from'the' use of ! " dose supervision of,tho Physician. TJho nerve-destroying drugs, and devote their 1 hj/hly poisonous nature of strychnine, attention to your' liealthy Nerve, Food, ' 0 is well known—three grains have proved they will be cured of Nervousness," ' • fatal to an. adult. In its poisonous . , DR. P. KHESST 1' ' ] " -action it has a ' powerful stimulating (Nerve Specialist of llerlin) '! 6 effect-upon tlio heart and muscular sys- treated a patient of 75 years of age with 3 ,tem—thus, giving a false and transitory remarkable results, and wrote:—"l made ■ feeling of recovery—thin comes the re- use of tho''AntineuWisthin' tablets in r . action—the patient finds, tho "lashing condition of Senile exhaustion of the Nerup" of tho nervous and muscular system vous'-System', with a success which appears i has enabled him. to ■further exhaust unquestionable" w . ~.• ' . his already depleted .hervo tissue—there ,' IMS. GORDON, ' ' 1 has been, no, compensation for the 1 waste in his work on the Physiological atid —and he is in a moro deplorable condi- Therapeutic Importance of Lecithin, tion than.before. states:—"Lecithin is not only..'endowed ! The preparation of iron oontained in with the faculty of being absorbed itself, ■ tonics or medicines is absolutely useless it hns'in addition to its remnrlmble ana ] in the-treatment ofuiorve troubles, Iron n\anifold qualities the VALUABLE FAC< ; r tonics blacken and destroy tho teotli—and ULTY-Oli 1 ARRTSTING .THE PROCISSS r gne rise to serious digestive troubles.. OP NUTRITION. Its effects aro charno* * ANTINEURASTHIN IS GUARANTEED terised by the powerful impulse to tho ij to contain neither 'chemical, nor drug. It whole brganism. while several organs show , FEEDS the brain and nerve' cells with an almost specific affinity to it, particular* > tlieir natural food, actually replacing the ly tho nervous system." ' i. waste—consequently without a harmful - CAttSAR SERENO,' • :• reaction as. in the caso of drugs - and Chief Physician-of tlic Medical Clinic of _ tonics. After taking it thero is felt a re- Turin, reported) as a •of his' renewed power of concentration of thought, search work on tjie. Lecithin . treatment,, application to work,: clearness of mind, the following conclusion • • 1 improved digestion, and general health, "In, all easfs where Lecithin has boen 5 which fully den/onptrate its value. ; employed, it has developed -a'-nennstitu- " THERE IS NO SECRET ABOUT ITS ting action, The. amelioration of the genCOMPOSITION,- . - erat state of health, the reappearance of f 'io every purchaser an analysis is given, strength, the increase ' of .appetite, and ' and -• ■ . •' ■ the incrcnso s of blood in Chlorosis, nnd , 3 ANTINEURASTHIN IS GUARANTEED with nipst people; an increase of, weight, , ' to be true to that analysis. wero noticeable."'' . •••.!.. •-> f ANTINEURASTHIN contains an - ns- REPORT TO THE ACADEMY; OP ; / tonishing fcercentafco of Locithm—namely > SCIENCE -IN-.-PAIMS. - % 10 per ceni—a remarkablo amount of Thn cininont niodicnl sciontist, Banuow- ; * concontrated energy.'! This fact is conclu- pki. in his report of, the Academy of ; h proved iii'- a. I 'very fihort timo l>y. the Science in Paris,.' has most favourably •' healtli and strength commented upon his with * —both body and mind—after. this nerve- LecithinHe found iliftt/ lecithin ox« : food is taken. i enriches tho blood (by- a A^TMKUR^STHINj'is V:'i""Nerye-food- cphsicleraMe, ;reJv<»rpMwles) % • : i' 'oilf*, ifc-. : fe6dg ;s flio r: nefyous.,.§stem ; inde-. 'to' A*'ltcd'Ul colldit lon? .. pendehtly .bf the muscular system j, and, ; It • incms^' wental - activity. and 'general-;. . ,• vliereas ordinary 7 food stays the'appetite, ly-hhsr. 'a ; visilne-VMTengtl^mmr■•eiredt; j y "AhtineurasthinV increases', the appetite, on the Nerves as. well n« the • so that it can bo taken just before meals. The administration of lias pro-, -< i, \\nth tho. happiest .results ~ "AntineurnK- duced-'votidcnul*results;in iiT - ! i thin" is presented;in the .form of eivculftr ren- as well *as 'in, those ■ anccvcd .'V'nii , 1 ; . tablets., 'a largo 'supply of. 'which wn rickets. .■, TITT? „' ' ! J ensily be carried and .taken 1 without, the HOW YOU CAN PROVE VALUE., . slightest inconvenience—or publicity. It Wo offer to every reader qv.this.jiapcT j . requires no mixing or diluting, and the a*, trial supply, of , j . flavour is palatable .and appreciated by ond ..a treatiso dealing with./ Nervous • ] , even the moat delicate stomach,' Complaints and their rational cure, and. ; ! IT NEVER ' • DISAGREES* WITH hope .All- our readers;, will .avail;'., them- « . PATIENTS, and: can be taken :in con- selves of thi9 offer (which/not.in- '• iunction with any othei- treatment, or wive any necessity of makin/: lahge after- •.• 'food. ' : . . purcliases). Enclose twopence nr stamps, \ .What famous doctors and specialists say to cover with your application,'., of "Antineurasthin''t— - • . and we will send the trial by,.return-, . ; DR. LYON - post. , . v „ >. .« •, -» ♦ ' ] (The Director of the Russian State Hos- Address: your to. tho whole- .j pital'for Epiloptios at St. .Petersburg) sale distributor for - jius'tralnv reports magical results • obtained : from Zealand, Goddai*d,-.' 210 - Watson s j trials made exclusively, with "Antinenra-s- buildings, Wellcsley Street East, Anclc- •. thin" on Nervo Sufferers.." An immediate land. .•V' ] ' THE EFFECTS OP < V 1 - " , ANTINEURASTHIN : : ;i I are not only rapid, but, what'is more important—lasting.; These .-ore,indeed,, im- -■ mediately noticeable. The general feeling' of' hoalthv increases, the patient _ b&«. ' v comes energetic, and experiences a renewed plcasuro in Iifo; Headaches and j algic Pains vonisli, Irrithbility disappears, Plij-sical and , Exertions - are , ! easily borne, while the Mental Powers dn d Memory, quickly lmprov®; , ' , , ANTINEUEASTHIN Cures l)y Feeding tlio Centres, I ' SEEIAIi NO. 810, Guaranteed imder the Puro Act of New South \UJea. - i by H. A. GODDARD, Sydney, to contain not loss than 10 per cont. Pure Lecithin, • No. 810. "' .o,; ' ; -• i

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