HAVE YOU INDIGESTION ? Treatment that Cures the Cause of the Trouble* . © /\ Woman who Suffered with Indigestion Severely telis how she was Cured.
The fwt that Indigestion is ono of the commonest symptoms of Anaemia or biocdWsTifisa clearly shows the close relation between tho condition of th* blood and the d'eestivo system. Without oulficient good red Wood proper digestion is impossible. When the blood is thin ond poor tho food remains undigested, causing pain and flatulence and the food oaten fails to build up the tissues of the body. Vxnrricnco in treatmtr sufferers from Inaction with Dr. WilliQiae'B Pink Pille shows that they cnablo the b:ood to absorb oxvKcn; it becomes rich and red, and tho digestive troubles are cured. ili-s 3- McLean, Hutt road. Petono, Wellington, explains how Dr. Williams'* Pink Pills cured her. "Indigestion used to trouble mc n good deal," eaid Mrs McLean. "My food all turned acid, and I lost all liking for niy mails. If 1 didn't eat a lemon or something sour in the morninir when I woke I would retrh violently and bo thoroughly sick. After n bit of a meal I felt aa if I must go and lie down, I was so depressed and so drowsy, and thtf food would lie like lead on my chest, bo that I could hardly breathe. My mouth tasted like copper, and my tongue always had n coating. I went down terribly in flesh, and my skin wae quite callow and yellow. At times my heart would apparently stop beating for ft few soconds, and then go on again. I would feel nearly alwnys out or sorts, and it was a struggle to tcet through each day'a heavy duties. I could not stoop to open tho oven door, or do a bit of scrubbing without feeling so dizzy when I got up that I would have to tako hold of something to steady myself for a few momenta. However, I found Dr. Willinms's Pink Pills useful, for these troubles. I used to take two pilJs after meals. Sinco I finished the cour3o I havo not had any return of this troublesome complaint, and I've kept aa well as could be wished."
Don't let nny dealer talk you into taking something which he says is "just as good." If you are pestered to take a substitute, send ?8 for one box, or 10s 6d for six boxes, to tho Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington. 8
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14406, 13 July 1912, Page 4
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