OFF IN A FAINT ANY-MINUTE.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 190, 6 May 1908, Page 4

OFF IN A FAINT ANY-MINUTE.

WELLINGTON WOMAN RUN DOWN and Weak. , , : IN DESPAIRVFROM''HEART'.:TROUBLE 1 AND WEAKNESS—WASTING' NIGHT : SWEATS-EXTREME ■ NERVOUSNESS —RESTORED BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.: "To-day my health is splendid, and I owe it' to Dr. Williams' lfink' Pills for' 1 Pale People. They' Cured nie \Vhen my heart'waa so weak that'l I might go'off into a dead faint,'- said Mrs. Ellen Petersen,. 37 Matisfield Street, Newtown, Wellington, New Zealand. ■ ' "It was when'l'was living at Patea that my .heart startod^to/both'er'me,' I ' Said'Mrs. I ' ; . "My bab~y ; was : only'six weeks old at the time. ■ It was 1 nothing for me to go off into a 'dead faint.. .The attacks'only . , ' lasted for'a'few minute's,, but when Icamo ' round I did not care whether I lived or died.' If it hadn't been for', toy. little ' children I would- have given up my life gladly. Every night I dreaded ; to go to sleep—lwns afraid I would never' wake up agrtin/ • Night sweats made mb very weak. -My pillow used to be quite dftmp and you could ; Ti ! ring thb-moisture out of'niy hair. '■ Tlio bed used to actually shake the way I^trembled. 1 Often'l hid all awful pain in my left side,"and a'hard lump ■ seemed to form .under niy breast. '" Whon I was startled I could not speak—niy heart fluttered and'jumped in an awful manner till I just gasped for breath. : "I was so nervous that I could not bear to be left alone. ' If Mr. Petersen had to'be away from .home for any little time, I always had to get someone to come and stay with mb. Housework got beyond me. It was all I could do to go for a short walk. I had no appetite. - . The very thought of eating turned me.sick. My life, became ono long' burden and I often wanted to die.-' The headaches I used, to got caused mo endless misery." Tlio pain was right across my eyes. I could not road anything—just to get a'glance of'ail accident or h death was.enough to put me.idl '' of n tremble—l' thought I would be' thn ne'xt. But thanks to Dr. Williams'. Pink Pills ray health never gives me any worry now. F:vo boxes gayo me splendid health. Siuce they cured mo I have not'had the least; return ef the heart palpitation, arid I don't'get the melancholy fits that I had so badly boforo.' Now 1 feel that- it is. good to bo alive.'-' Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ar.e widely imitated —you. must bo sure to get the genuine—tlio kind that cured Mrs;-.Petersen. , Sold by chemists and storekeepers, or sent, post freo, by the Dr. Williams'"Medicine Co., Australasia Lt<l.,'Wellington, 3s. a : box:'six boxs3 lGs. 6d. . . . . -