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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 235, 28 June 1919, Page 9

11 DON'T* DRUG-NOURISH THE ,'' ' , , - NERVES. - Has the reader noticed how nervous people have become nowadays? A well--known physician -says that naif, the ; patients who ,come to him in, these times art nerve starved;' and the disorder is gracing commoner every month.-' Restlessness, disturbed sleep and headaches are only a part of .what the patients suf- j fer. 'l'iie worst .is their misery of,mind. They; cannot face the smallest difficulty. ;A sirimiped door tortures-the raw nerves.' Their minds are undecided,', their tempers irritable, vtheft-■ 'courage and concentra.-' tian is all gone. '. . ' ' '•-. . .. The worst of it is, said the doctor, that ' people in this condition are tempted: to Jly to drugs. Morphia, cocaine, opium andsimilar thingS ' have an evil fascination. Others, over-feed themselves with , fancy foods in the'hope of building up their nerves. ' „ The right way'to treat starved nerve's: i 3 to look- to the blood, for a healthy wellnourished blood-streani feeds the nerves, quickly restoring lost vitality-and' bring-, ine the mind, up to its.old power. Dr. iWilliam'S-''Pink Pills owe their wonderful reputation'to their power of helping to make-new blood—the only thing that will make healthy nerves., Write for the free booklet.: "Diseases' of ' the; Nervous System" to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Box; 845, G.P.O.', Wellington.—Advt.

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