INDIGESTION'S SLAVE.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12849, 6 July 1907, Page 10

INDIGESTION'S SLAVE.

4 AFRAID TO EAT-LIGHTEST POOD TO. ' .SET HER STOMACH. IXVERCARGILL GIRL SATS DR. "WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS WERE THE ONLY MEDICINE ABLE 10 CURE HER. You're ps'.low, languid, thin. down-hearm, —for you the nicc?t dinner h&s no ohanu. A !iphl meal lice liko lead on your ch*at-« porxl meal givea'you hours of agony. Yon'n "■ lrrtigettion's clave— slave to the wind, tfet ; biliousness, the headache*, the sharp intent) 1 ' pains. Your slavery oan't end till you biiiM'V u;i your blood wifh Dr. W'illiame' Pink PLh> l Jor l'ale People. They strengthen thertomitk/ - stimulate tho liver, sharpen the appetite,/-, They actually hay« cured the worst casttot!' [Indigestion, and they oan do the MtM f»\ I v<m. Head what they did for Mis* Carrie lUelsham, the second daughter of Mr Frutii : lUc!?h!un, of Invcrcargill. . I "It was while I wan going to aohool that | fcot eickly, ,, roid Mies Belthara. "I OMjitfcS|ieavy cod, and it left mc with a htokilf! bough. No twitter what I took, I wian* Ikbl-e to throw it off fer monthi. From that,''' feme my stomach got weaker and Wan to turn ugnimt all my food. 3Mm| '° tiat I might fnncy to-d«y, I wouldn't lock itf* ■-morrow. It was hard to know wJ»at to'|ft* ' I tempt my appetite. After everything I tfe : ' ijußt felt us if there wie eomething wtui ,11 •und my )>udy. It was ft real etnißfl* iH\\ * to get my broath. And the pain Uutalw|;[ Aough my chint up betw-oon my ■hoaMn,". . bkdc.s wae cniel. Th«r« were dayswkfk.t' through agony. ' I , rEvery dny I hnd Uie same thine to bivV Jβ head ached by the hour. At timwjt t*lt' a<laf it would split. Often the otin wmti-, I>* ovrr my eyes iha,-t I could h*rdly hta <• thhn open. No one knows how mitm&A '\ •r.l down-hearted I was. I never knew win- ' a Izzy turn would take mo. Thing* ftarW* tobeel round, end I had to grab til* Iqt■' thikr hardy to save myeolf from fa.linf, ■, - > 'father and Mother worried their mNi">i ontlover mc," added Minn Bolchfctn. "I MM t" bo fcak that a walk of five minute* left M]'• At kr nothing. My breath was gone, MiTT; - woelall of a tremble. 'As luck h»ppe»«L*, MotWr pickrd up a little book telling •hMr'f the Wses Dt. Wi.lianie' Pink Pill* had etemh'€ She Was so struck with Uwm that Bomtof the pills for mc. Alnuwt from m.>; first they started to do mc good. In ft daysjl wai eutirp fine, and what'i «Mf»,'t J t, enjojid my meals. I pioked up tnjr> et| -; s.trenfch, and waa ftble to alfep well, It ilfcrttfi Uko Dr. Willinma' Pink*PiLa many l)ui!d»ie up till I wae as strong as 'ever I*W{ 1 in my.Jife. If I were ill epnin to-njorrow, ttK', Dr. Wliame , Pink Pilln I r d teke to out Wγ In nit cane they acted tike a clierm. • r <-t*"' , etrnndf advise all th;»o sutler ing from !•%£{> gentioc to take the medicine th«t cured mfr\' G«t the genuine Dr. Williaini' Pink.Wilf/ 1 , for Plb People—prioe Sβ * box, «1k iMMMjt 1«b 6dtom all chemiita and itoreketpwiAy direct W mail from the Dr. WillUma 1 wm.fi oine C«, Wellington. •s*s.