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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 669, 20 November 1909, Page 12

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Is to give the Stomach more Strength. ' « , A bad Sufferer with 1 Indigestion Tells how This can be done. There is ono great point about curing lv digestion and stomach tioubto that suitcrcrt with the complaint must remember. When tho stomach becomes too weak to digest o> diuary food, tho pain and trouble caused by , , eatiug an ordinary meal is called Indigestion. Tho btomacli w intended to digest good whole; sonio food, and tho condition called Indigestion can only be cured by restoring the" stomach to a proper state of health. If joU take a purgative to move the meal along or a slop-diet, tho btoiuach isn't gaining strength, is it i , Br, Williams' Pink Pills, which arc a blood ' former and neivo tonio, aim at strengthening all the organs of tho bodj. Tho fact that anaemic people alwojs suffer with indigestion shows the intimate relation between the blood supply and the digestno sjstem. Thafe why the blood mnking qualities of Dγ, Williams' Pink Pills have cuicd Indigestion in a common sense way This Wellington woman tells how sho was cured — "A healthier woman tlnn I was jou wouldn't find, but some tme back 1 began to got: toshes of Indigestion," said Mrs. Gco. H. Jones, Jncksons. ltoad, Hawkhurst Hoftd, L\ttclton. "In tho end it set in very ■sorely. I began te loso all desno for food. For hours After cntft" s meal I'd bo wretched, for I had such paus m my back between tho shoulder blade , !. Every morning when 1 woke up my tongue was coated and my mouth dry. When I went out I had (o walk very slowly for my hcirt u«.ed to thump violently, and r would bo quite out of breath, ifoarly , men- (lay Id have homblo headaches, and would havo to go and he down, Attacks of dizziness would take mo without winning, tho room would start to rush round and I would ha\o to catch hold of something to sa\o mn. from Ming.- I hadn't a scrap of healthy colour in my faco, and I was as thin as conld' bo. 1 tried various remedies without getting much benefit, so at last I decided to givo Dr., Williams' Pink Pille a trial. I felt belter after tho first box, and wlion I had taken' about Wo dowi I was quite well and have temaincd so ever since." . > 1 Insnt on getting Dr. Willfams' Pink Pill«, Thcv nro sold by most clipinists; and storekeepers, or if not locillj obtainable will be sont direct bv the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of A'i«*jrimw Ltd., Wellington, for 3s, per bo\, six hoses lGs, Gd.