TOO MANY PEOPLE HAVE PIMPLES & SKIN TROUBLES.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 29, Issue 1523, 7 January 1899, Page 1

TOO MANY PEOPLE HAVE PIMPLES & SKIN TROUBLES.

o AN EASY WAY TO CUBE THEM. There are too many people—both men and women—troubled with impure blood, weakness, sleeplessness, pimples, boils, and skin diseases. Certainly the excessively hot weather induces these troubles, but they can be very easily avoided or cured: Nothing acts on the blood like Dr Williums' Pink Pills, so says Mrs Marion Phillips, the wife of a very highly respected gentleman residing at Dana-street, liallarat, Victoria. Mrs Phillips has been a martyr for many years to a skin complaint, the result of a lengthy residence in the warm climate of the East Indies, where her husband was-engaged in shipping pursuits. Whilst there she was a continual sufferer from biliousness or liver disease. "I was," she said, "generally speaking, a healthy woman, but shortly after my arrival in Ballarat, and whilst residing in Doveton-street, I commenced to sufler *ith great pains in .my legs, and all over my body. SJeeplessness was succeeded by periods of weakness. My face was covered with pimples, and my arms and other portions of my body with boils aud skin eruptions. I saw several medical men, and even went down to Melbourne to see a specialist in skin diseases, lie advised a course of blood medicine, and said I was suffering from general debility, and that my liver and kidneys were in a very bad state. But he did mo no good. In February last we removed to Dana-street, and shortly after a lady friend suggested that 1 should try some of Dr Williams' Pink Pills. L did so, and took them regularly three times a day, just after my meals. I think it was the third night after commencing them that I had my first night's real rest for many months. By the time the second box was half finished the pimples and blotches on my face began to disappear, and n»y arms were freed from boils and other blood impurities. 1 took seven boxes in all, and far the first time since my arrival here, some six years ago, felt perfectly healthy. When my husband returned from his list tnp he was greatly surprised at the change Dr Williams* Pink Pills had effected, and gave me permission to make the fact known if 1 chose. To those suffering from general debility and poorness of blood, I think Dr Williams' Pink Pills are invaluable, and I speak from a very painful experience," The action of Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People is directly on the blood, and thus it is that they are fo famous for the cure of anaemia, weak heart, sleeplessness, scrofula, consumption, chronic erysipelas, debility, indi-ue-stion, liver and kidney disca.ses, and clicst nnil lung troubles. They restere pale and willow complexions to the ghiw of hfjilih They nrenlso a splendid i.er\e and spinal tonic, and hiue cured many cases of paralysis, locomotor ataxia, neuralgia, St. Vitus'" danr.», nnd nervous headache. Sold by cheinists an i i-torekc-prrs, and battle Pr \\ i!h:,;i.i Medirinn Com pa 'V, Wellington, N< a /..•:;!;md, nt 3s a 1> x or six. for lbr. i. !, but are ge.nuira <»!>ly with the full u un.-, Dr William..' I'ii.l. rills for Pile People, on ench box.