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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2722, 17 March 1916, Page 9

The Medical Congress tells you j which is the Best Tonic Food. "At the International Medical Con- ' gress the only Grand Prix in the Food x - Section was awarded, to Sanatogen. 1 The fact speaks for itself ! " ] (From " The Medical Press ani Circular") ' | "As a tonic food, Sanatogen stands forth pre-eminent," writes ' i Dr. Hopkirk in a recent book, and he adds: "This is. no mere • : i expression of an individual opinion, but a fact firmly established by a ■ -j vast array of experience."' v ' | Another well-known physician, Dr. Claude'L. Wheeler, writes: - 1 " The user of Sanatogen is richly rewarded in freedom from languor, j a gain of strength and activity,- alertness of mind, and increased , resisting-power to disease." . - ,j Sanatogen Counteracts Heat-Fatigue. Take it Regularly Every Day. : You would start using Sanatogen at once if you knew I how splendid it is for building up your health and increasing " r -j your nerve energy—especially, during the exhausting . . '] - summer heat. r,.,., ■ v .. j Most people have too little nerve energy, aud it is nerve — - energy which makes all the difference—that makes every " 'i organ of your body work vigorously instead of slackly; thai -i makes you do everything, whether work or play, with a • j swing and a relish ; that gives you courage, self-confidence, j high spirits and buoyancy of mind. ; ' : . -i You can attain this abundant nerve energj'—aud keep ..j it—by the simple and harmless expedient of taking a dose i of Sanatogen every morning at breakfast. Sanatogen is not ' I a drug or a stimulant, and is incapable of producing reaction i - or any ill effects whatever. Buy a tin at your Chemist's oi j Storekeeper's to-day; it is stocked in three sizes,"; and is -j entirely British made by Britishlabour. Let : us send you an j interesting Free Booklet which fully describes the nature and ■ uses of Sanatogen. Write to A. 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