MISERY AFTER MEALS

Cromwell Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 2206, 1 August 1910, Page 6

MISERY AFTER MEALS

Christghurch Woman's Life Made Miserable by Indigestion —How She was Cured, ■ ■ ■ » " Nothing ever ailed me till my Hrst child was born, and then 1 became very run down, and could not digest my food," said Mrs T. Hughes, 6 Vogel St. Richmond, Christchurch. " The doctor told me 1 hadn't three ounces of good blood in my body. 1 had no steady appetite. 1 only picked at my food and when it was swallowed it seemed to lie on my chest and burning pains woidd go through from the breastbone to the shoulder blades. The lightest food would upset me. My blood was just like water 1 was as white as a ghost. My lips, gums and hands hadn't a trace o'f color, i was terrified to stay by nivself 1 was just a bundle of nerves. I'd shake all over at the least sound. I hardly ever went outside the door. 1 had no wish t<> and very little strength either for it. I had no energy at all- 1 dreaded a bit of housework. At hrst 1 decided to try Dr Williams' Pink Pills, and my return to good health is entirely due to them. lam a changed being. Dr Williams' Pink Pills also did my mother, Mrs Guiding, much good for Rheumatism, lean got about now as healthy as anyone." Mr Hughes continued his wife's statement. Br Williams' Pink Pills am :5s a box, six boxes Kis ffci, of all dealers,-or from the Dr Willams' Medicine Co. of Australasia Ltd., Wellington.