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LIFE STORIES ILLUSTRATED. '>, ,V, A Trained Athlete. The LEADERS OF MEN in all ages have been con- spicuous for their iron nerve and tireless energy. They have directed their efforts with indomitable resolu- tion, and an intelligent persistence which lias overcome all ob-tacles and borne them in triumph to their goal. They possessed what is called by atlilett s Staying Power," by which )S nuaut not only a great capacity for Physical Endurance, but also the Original Potency of thai subtle Nerve Force which makes or mars Men's Opportunities Many gifted and brilliant men and women are so commonly the victims of an impoverished nervous system, that they are actually unable to 'use the very powers which wouid remove them beyond the Drudgery that is daily exhausting such vitality as yet remains to tnem. It is a significant fact that men who have elevated Physical Culture to a science acl,i eCl, acknowledge that. a highly strung nervous temperament frequently defies the most careful training, and an athlete III the" pink o'conditiou may collapse at the crucial moment ete owing to an insufficiency of Nerv.? Force. S) well is this understood, that Experienced Men—hke the Athletic Trainer whose letter is rtproduced beneath—ensure a Keen and Alert Drain, and S'.eadv Nerves by a natural recourse to Phosferine. Mr.I^EWIS ROAI.FE. ÍlO, Middletou Road, Bowes Park, N.. the well-known professional cricketer and hockey coach, who has obtained such splendid resu)ts.in ladies' hockey and cricket clubs, writes — I am a particularly hea't'.iv man as a rule, but towards the end ot last year X felt completely run down. I negan to fall away and suffered from sev- re fits ot depression, besides losing- my appetite. As an athletic coach, it is, o; cour.-e. necessary that I should always be fit and well, and I felt alarmed that I was tosing stamiua aud strellPth. I a'.in-:st began to feel that my work was a trouble instead of a pleasure. Fortunately a relative persuaded me to try Phosferine, and its invigorating effect was marvellous. I very soou pulled round and in a few weeks X was mere than myself again. I felt'strong and well and my spiri:, atv.l nerves were everything that the;- shmild be. The excellent effect of Phosferine was permanent aud tl«is season I have been in spt-n«vd j"'1". "1 my results have been everything that I could wish. I am writing this letter for no other reason than to express my honest opinion of Phosferine in the hope that it may do others good as well. I can strongly recommend it to all athletes and others who have any specially trying work to do and need a thoroughly good nerve invigorator. July 30th, 1902. PHOSFERINE THE GREATEST OF ALL TONI.CS. An unfailing remedy for Neuralgia, Nervous Dyspepsia, Exhaustion, Anaemia, Brain-fag, Depression,Impoverished Blood,Rheilmatism, Sleeplessness, Indigestion,Influenza, Nervous Headaches, Debility, & all disorders consequent upon a reduced state of the nervous system. as .0 Phosferine has been supplied by ROYAL COMMANDS To the Royal Family. H.I.M. the Empress of Russia. H.M. the King of Greece. H.M. the Queen of Roumania. I H.I.M. the Dowager Empress of Russia. H.R.H. the Crown Princess of Roumania. I H.R.H. the Grand Duchess of Hesse, &c. &c. Proprietors Ashton & Parsons, Ld., 17, Farringdon Rd London, B.C. Bottles, 1/1J 2/Q & 4/6 Post free 11&- si- St 4/9. Sold by all Cnesnists, Stores, &c. The zfg size contains nearly four times the iii i size. WRITE FOR FREE PATTERNS. WRITE FOR FREE PATTERNS. TO F- L 0, 76 'A 5 uFt 0 t4 0 R WRITE FOR FREE PATTERNS. WRITE FOR FREE PATTERN-S.

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