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Cromwell Argus, Volume L, Issue 2644, 13 October 1919, Page 6

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felt right since 1 had the is R common statement ailing people these days. T?robKe most ‘frequent evidence of the Buza’s after ettoots is the depression Brits. This is generally accompanied Boss of appetite, inability to sleep at ■ and, as nourishment and sloop are Bed, a gradual loss of vitality which Bs in exhaustion after slight effort. Hs is a most stubborn condition but Hi be corrected in a great majority of ■ bv building up the hi ■'> 1 which was ■usted during tho progress of the ■ so. Once the blood looses its quality Kcrvas fail to obtain needed nourish - It and the organs, dependent upon ■ blood and strung nerves, fail to do I part. liero is no better blood builder than ■Williams’ Pink Pills They contain I the elements needed to build up the ■d and restore the lost color and ■lity. New energy circulates tlnongh ■system with the enriched blood, the ■t stops its alarming palpitating, color ■irns to the cheeks and lips. Nothing Ire io needed except sunlight, good proper food and rest, fur booklet, Diseases of the Blood tains a chapter on after-effects of Innza which will interest everyone who been a victim of the epidemic. A >V will be sent free to any address on inest. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills arc d by your own chemist or storekeeper will be sent, post paid, on receipt of ce, 3/- per box, six boxes Id/h. by tho . Williams' Medicine Co., Box 8 to, P. 0., Wellington.