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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1674, 14 February 1913, Page 6

NERVOUS ENERGY. RESTOKED BY CHANGE IN FOOD. "How- many peoplo suffer dav after day : year after year," writes a ' man froir southpprt, Lancashire, "without findint nnyrelnedy for their ailments. ' l'rom a child I was never strong; nc food ,or medicine seemed to do mo anj good. I was often prostrated from.ner vous exhaustion. "Four years ngo I was very ill, could not eat anything, and, having no reserve forco to fall back on, I grew weaker every day. "Then I remembered having read about Grape-Nuts beins; a very nourishing food. Somehow I could not get Grape-Nuts and cream out of my head. So I' Bought a packet, "I ate two tenspoonfuls with a little warm milk. I liked it, mid really felt better after eating For a week or moro I lived 011 that simple diet ajone. "Words fail to descrilio tho good_it did me, and whnt a remarkable change took place in so short a time. Day by day my strength increased, and after a fortnight I felt better, stronger, and happier than I had ever felt before. "Since- then I have never been ill, for I still stick to Grape-Nuts—it is . such a valuable, nutritious' fooll." "There's a reason."—Advt.

In tho Town Ilall 011 Sunday evening next a memorial service in connection with tho death of Captain Scott, 11. N., will bo conductod by tho Methodist Conference. Tho service is to commence at 7.30 p.m.