NERVES ON THE JUMP.

Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 24, 29 January 1908, Page 10

NERVES ON THE JUMP.

Palmorston North Woman run down in Health. Life a burden because she had too little blood — Constant Headaches and lack of appetite — DR. WILLIAMS'S PINK PILLS Made her strong. "For close on two years my life was a burden ito me, becau&e my blood was so weak and poor," Said, Mrs. Minnie Barr, Willis-street, Falmerston North : "I grew so weak that I found- it was a trouble to do any work. When I went to bed at night, I was quit© worn oul, and when I got up in the morning I was worse ,if anything, because I had hardly slept all night — often I felt as if I could lie in bed for- the rest of the day. I was so nervous that you would not catch me out , of the house after sunset.? Anything hapening suddenly made me jump and set my nerves twitching. T had frigiitfnl attacks of giddiness. Everything used to whiz round, and I had to sit down, and hold my head for a iew seconds. If I had not sat dq.wn, I would have fallen to the floor. Don't tajik about headaches — I suffered frightfully with them. Right across my eyes tho pain throbbed frightfully, just as if someone was pushing my eyes out. When I got one I had to go to bed and keep quiet. I was a very poor " cstei; — very often I went all day and never thought of having a bite. I got very pale and heavy about the eyes — you would have thought that! was going to collapse every minute. 'My lips and gums were colourless. I grew thin and quite wasted, and all my strength was gone. In fact, I was growing weaker every day. I got very downhearted and listless, more • especially when I was left alone. I thought that I was never going to get better. Then my aunt advised me to try Dr.' Williams's Pink Pills, and tho next time- that I went to Hawcra I got' some. I niust have taken fully six boxeff before they began to do me any good, and ..aen I bfgan to get better every dose. I was getting stronger and_ was eating better. I tould sleep better at night, mid. woke up fresh in the morning. I was able to do my work much easier. Twelve boxes put me buck into perfect health, and ever j since I have not had 'tho least return of my old trouble." And Dr. Williams's Pink Pills can do just as much for every weak ailing nervous pale-faced young woman who is slipping from anaemia into a deadly decline. ' Remember Dr. Williams's Pink ' Pills don't act on tho bowels. They don't bother with mere symptoms. They do only one thing, but they do it well — they actually make new blood. In that way they strike straight at tho root of all common blood diseases like anaemia, indigestion^ biliousness, headaches, backaches, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness) palpitation of the heart, and the special secret ailments and irregularities of girls and women. But, of couree, you must get the genuine Dr. Williams's Pink Pills — sold by all chemists and storekeepers, and by the Dv. Williams's Medicine Co.. Wellington, at 3s a box, or six boxes 16s 6d, post free. — Advt. '