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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2745, 13 April 1916, Page 9

Your Nerve Energy will increase 63 per cent, if yon take Sanatogen everyday. This extra nerve energy means a keen, active brain—a zest for work—high spirits—and'physical efficiency. Here is Scientific Proof! Phosphorus is the great source I of nerve energy. That Sauat- \ ogen increases the phosphorus . . in the body by 63 per cent.—as . ■ illustrated here-r-was proved by Without , tfptrimtnk on human subjects. Sanatogen. ' made by an eminent pliysician (ofKing'sCollegeHospital.London), and reported to the Inter- ! nationalMedicalCongress,l9o6, " TkTERVE ENERGY \phorus which makes Sanatogeti. lN must come from of such high .value as a nerve . assimilated food," writes Pro- food." , fessor; Fraser Harris, M.D., - Scientific tests on human - in his book on " Nerves." subjects, made by an eminent • „ — ~ .. .. • - physician— of King's College Food containing phos- Hospital, I/mdon—proved that " pnorus," he ' is cer^,. ; the phosphorus assimilated by 7 tainly necessary to build up •; the body was. increased by-.63 - a robust nervous system."- 1 per cent, after Sanatogen had" , T , . been taken daily for six weeks. Hence, to increase your nerve energy, you must take A paper, fully describing these , a food containing phosphorus ™P°rtaut results was read by , which is assimilated. . ...... th:s physician before theater-," national Congress of-Medicine, ... •Such a food is,, Sanatogen. . 1906,' and was afterwards ■pub-— In the words of Sir Charles A. lished. . At a. subsequent meet-';' Cameron, C.8., M.D., President ing of the Congress (London, "■ of the Royal Institute of Public August, 1913) Sanatogen was HealthSanatogen contains a given the Grand Prix —the large amount of organic phos- highest possible award — an-;. , phorus in exactly the form in honour which has not been - which it can be easily assitnir , conferred on any other food'or., lated. .It is this Organic phos; ;.'.'.tpuic/ ■:.-y ■ ' Take Sanatogen Daily. To sum up: the .daily use of Sauatogen will bring a great'increase '' in the amount of phosphorus in your nerve cells'; this will' bring a corresponding increase in your nerve energy ; aiid increased nerve energy means that you will feel active and keen every moment, that you will do more and better work than you otherwise could, and that you wiH he healthier, happier, and more efficient in every way. Start now! (Your Chemist or Storekeeper sells Sanatogen, jn tips of ; three sizes, and it is entirely British made, by British labour.) It. will cost you only a few pence a day, and there.is no risk, for Sanatogen is absolutely • harmless —it.is a food, not a drug or a stimulant, and it lias a healthful ; effect 011 every organ ;of the body.'' As- Professor: Harris says: " You ■ cannot overfeed the nervous system with phosphorus." 17, Bond Street, Sydney, N.SIW. / ' easc me G P rce BooUlet,^ ,l fo ' ' //%ivA /Hoitei's I co'#a/ tag because I a liiue goes a I Mk jronr deals? y • | • fora i^apls.. ' ©TW© S ® | (1 What > s y OU r S ?» Nervousness is.usuajly due i (t ■ „ | to a state of general, debility and' | . ;■/!->' . ;. f want of tone in the system. Vitafer . | ("Pater Dawson Quibki") \ ii a nerve and tonic-food combined. It is not '~, n 5 a transitory stimulant—its effects are permanent. |j niu/SfiN'S "" " ' It gradually revitalises the whole system— tj -UAWovliN o !j building up the physical structure, strengthen- || siDPDRPf'TIfiN" ? ing and steadying the nerves. It is endorsed N • rCKrCvI lUl'l 5 by physicians throughout the British Empire. M SCOTf'H v f An eminent physician writes: "I have found 0 ' 9yvlvll'" •*•'*) Vitafer especially useful in cases of nerved*. »• • WHISKY '.T;J exhaustion." w ' ® Vitafer i "Tho Purest Whisky Distilled." 1 1 PEARSON & CO., LTD., I «uip»li!i all.etlur lonic-foodi in'elodins llow of Ger- KB Wellington Agents, "' ' J '"soC^/Sll! - I ' CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. .1 Minoficturing Chemuti -- Birmjngbam, England. ' . , jjjfiSpectil Agent for N.Z. : ■ Ll ~' .^T f. A. Coltirt, Filzgerald Pbarmsey, Cbmlchurch, 9 | / i What &aMad p 1 Coughs and CqMs! 1 '!, used Bonnington's becauoe it was .. ; 3 § raXii' I/A. most effective cold-cure available. He 13 = ' found that sneezing, coughing, sore 3 = throat and hoarteness could all be ' 3- = \ fUfiT' j-Jj, stopped by the soothing, "pleasant-to- ,• |j ~ ""n* ta ' te " Bonnington's. ;; "*•" 3 !(UP® BONNINGTON'S ! IW# ' V IRISH MOSS ; !|' 1 ; still holds pride of place. -What it i|j =. accomplished in the "sixties" for folks it wjll.do'for you to-day. 15 E Ask for Bonnington'* at your chemist's or. store. i g = 1 107 B