WHEN THE NERVES FAIL.

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3167, 18 August 1917, Page 12

WHEN THE NERVES FAIL.

Pitiful is Ihe er.v thai comes from men and women victims of Neurasthenia, the "twentieth century- complaint" thai, has arisen out of the competition, speed and striving of (ho age. Medical , .evidence proves that Neurasthenia is getting more, and more serious, attacking even very young persons. Seldom do two sufferers experience symptoms -alike, but all more or less endure a. feeling of misery day arid night, lack of appetite, morbid thoughts, exhaustionafter slight, exertion, neuralgic pains, indigestion, headache?, insomnia, and. "dead-tired" limbs. A great number of sufferers have found benefit from, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills/ this treatment being based o,n Ihe fa'ut that, nerve troubles arise from poor blood j These pills refresh the weak nerves, witb , a nutritive stream of new blood; I bus (ho nerves are reinforced with the elements; (hey lack, and the nervous trouble is dispelled. Dr. Williams' 'Pink Pilrf are a, valuable blood-lonic, and of assistance in troubles arising from' stiirv- , ed'and distressed nerves. Oft a supply from any dealer to-day and begin Dr.'Williains' .Pliik* Pills, but avoid substitute. FJx'EE.—Send for free book. "Nervous Diseases;" by writing a postcard to Box 815, G.P.O..'Wellington.'