WHAT FEW PEOPLE MISS

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 222, 21 October 1929, Page 2

WHAT FEW PEOPLE MISS

J l ■■■ »,l NM >■ . R.^lfARB OF NE'RYDUS WE'AK- •• NESS. Yery feiv people go 'through Jife • without an- attack of nerves at some ; i tjme- -or other. Those who recognise the symptoms and give the proper 1 treatment 'to their nerves rareiy sutfer' 1 a severe hreakdown. The early signs' are noted by irritabjlity, restlessness 1 and depression. As the trouble ad- 1 vances twitchings, sleeplessne&s, ' fail- : 1 ure of meinory, headacjb.es. hackaches, ! and Jack of appetite, becorue .apparent. . J The treatment of these symptonis, \ I however mild or severe, calls for nutrition of the uervpus sy.steni through the blood. Enrich the 'blood and you ' ' supply the starved nerves with the ; ] elemexits they need- This you can do by ta'king Dr. JVilliams' Pink PilJs. f The direct action of these pills creates a nourishing stream of blood which flows to the nerves, feeding and stjengtfienjng them. In this way Dr. • \\ illiams' Pink Pills have banished nervous trouble in many thousands of cases. The rich, new blood cj-eated by these pills qnickly give.s inereased energy, keen appetite, strong. steady nerves and robust healthSo hegin now to brace up your nerves_by taking Dr.. Wjlljams' Pink -„0f..ail_cli'ejnist.5. -aud. sto.resi.-Ss-bottle^n'othing else will do".