ON THE VERGE OF COLLAPSE.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17587, 18 September 1917, Page 3

ON THE VERGE OF COLLAPSE.

WAR-WORKER BRACED UP BY DR CASSELL'S TABLETS. Mr Frink Norris, of 49. Lcrainc Ror.d, Holloway Road, London, N., says:— 1 My whole body was in pain. If gripped mo across the back, it was in ray chest, and just over the kidneys it was ld:o something stubbing mo. Ariel her troublo was palpitation, caused by wind that always formed when I ate anything. It was r.o use trying to diet nmed;; 1 suffered whatever 1 ate. After months o' this differing T was torribiy weak and mu-down; indeed. 1 thought I should have to Eire up work. Nothing I tried did. any gcod fill I got Dr Cassell’s Tablets. They brought relief almost at once. I got better rapidly and rocn was in excellent health. Now under stress of overwork I take Dr Cassell’s Tablets ar.d they keep me well.”

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