Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 206, 26 May 1921, Page 6

DEAN’S TONIC NERVE NUTS. DIGGER’S EXPERIENCES. Diggers who have-not yet fully recovered 0 from their wartime experiences should commence a course of Tonic Nerve Nuts at once. Even those who have apparently fully recovered may find much benefit by taking a few boxes. Sergeant J. B. Gordon, D.C.M. and C. da G. with Palm, says" Dean’s Tonic Nerve Nuts do all 'that is claimed for them. They have mo feeling wonderfully well, physically and mentally, after having been run down for a long time, as a result of my wounds.” Corporal A. W. Goode says:--"! returned from France suffering from shock. The least noise would upset me. Aly brother, who is never without them, persuaded me to use Tonic Nerve Nuts, and now, after a four months’ course, I feel that I am.completely cured.’’ Private S. T. Capewell says: —"Doan’s Tonic Nerve Nuts have worked wonders in curing mo of''headache and neuralgia.” Private Clarrie Goode says:—"After suffering for over two years -from headaches and dizziness, following operation for ear trouble. Tonic Nerve Nuts have given mo relief that nothing o’se ever did." .. . „ , Bugle’- T E Perrin. TI.M.A.S. Cerberus. Hays:—"After return from the front I suffered much from headaches rheumatic pains, and bilious attacks. Ten weeks ago I started on Tonic Nerve Nuts, and I now feel as fit at a fiddle. lam cured." Dean's Tonic Nerve NnG are sold by most medicine vendors at 3s. a box, or « for 17s. 3d. If not vet obtainable in vour district they will be promptly posted on receipt of' p-'ce by G. IV. Dean, Chemist, 13 Egmont Street, Wellington.