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Cromwell Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 2083, 9 March 1908, Page 6

All the Ills that Flesh is Heir to. Is Often the Lot of the Anaemic One. Bloodless Christchurch woman had violent headaches. Indigestion , • lacked appetite; nerves were shattered. Made strong by DB- WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS People who are amende, whoso blood becomes thin and watery, usually have so many symptoms that they believe they have all the ills ilesh is heir to. The commonest aro shortness of breath ; paleness ; headaches: indigestion; heart palpitations ; tired, languid feeling ; nervousness. Only more blood is needed to put everything right. That s what Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills do, because they make new blood. “Just on three years ago 1 began to suffer from poverty of blood,” said Mrs Mary Ball, 35 Queen St., Sydenham, Christchurch. “ I felt worn out with the vioent headaches that came on. Right at the back of my neck and across my forehead the violent throbbing nearly prostrated. 1 had to keep going, hut hardly knew how to keep my head up. There was a dull aching on the top of my eyes. My appetite went right off, and 1 had to force myself to eat. Every time 1 ate anything J had a nasty fulness in my chest. I always suffered with my nerves —at times the frights 1 got over trifles were really painful. Day after day 1 felt that languid and weary that I could hardly do my work. 1 was ailing like this for over twelve months, when one day after reading about Dr. Williams Pink Pills 1 made up my mind to try them. During the second box 1 felt my strength coming back. The headaches had almost vanished and 1 felt ever so much better. Three b>x#s put me into the best of health.” Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills actually make new blood. Anumiia and irregularities are both caused by bad blood, and so are indigestion, headaches, backaches, kidney trouble, lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia, nervousness, failing powers, general weakness, decline and the special secret ailments that women-folk know, Ry striking at the one cause in the blood, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills cure all these. Sold by chemists and storekeepers, or sent direct from the Dr Williams’ Medicine Co., Wellington. Price 3/ a box, six boxes 16/6, post free. Write for hints as to diet, etc. , The win of W. F. Trerabatli at Hobart last week in the half-mile race was his fifteenth consecutive v\in over that distance —four since the New Year. He is not yet ID years of age, and has the great record of having won the New Zealand and Australasian championships at the first time of acting. So far his best performance over the distance was that at the Civil Service sports at Dunedin on January 24tb, when, conceding the limit man Gjyds., he won easily in 2min. COURT APPOIXTMENTS. MARCH, 1!)(J8._ Cromwell— Thursday, 5 Cromwell— Friday, 6 Clyde- Saturday, 7 'A it row— Saturday, 7 Alexandra— Monday, 0 Alexandra —Tuesday, 10 Roxburgh— Thursday, 1Koxulrch —Friday, lj’> "Alexandra —Monday, -"> Arrow Tuesday. -4 Arrow- Wednesday, L’o Queenstown— Thursday, -6 Queenstown — F. iday -7 'Justices onlv.

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