CRITICAL TIMES IN LIFE.
WOMEN AND DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Ix the critical periods of life Women, as Women, need the' help which Dr. Williams Pink Pills give them by their direct action on the blood. The girl who is not yet a woman often falls into a languid, bloodless state. Her development lingers and she runs serious risks of growing consumptive or drifting into a pale, half-developed condition. The married woman, worn with child-bear-ing and household cares, is often made wretched with headaches, pains in side, backache, and utter weariness. She finds even the joys of motherhood too great a strain, especially when the dreaded 4-stb year approaches. To all such girls and women Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are an absolute boon. To the girl they bring safely _ and surely a perfect development and. a rich supply of good, red blood for the new demands of womanhood. To the tired mother they give strength and relief unspeakable, and enable her to take fresh pleasure in life. To middle life they bring deliverance from all terrible anxieties that are fa\ too delicate to be written about. The action of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is simple, direct, and perfectly harmless. They actually make new blood. This new blood carries health and strength just where they are needed. Remember Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do not purge or waste the vitality. To women in delicate health any purgative or opening medicine is absolute poison.
Substitutes often purge and never cure. Dr. Williams' great discovery cannot be imitated by pills coloured pink and sold cheaply under various names. Women, and men, too, are most earnestly implored for their own good, to see that every box of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills they buy bears lie genuine N.Z. address Wellington, New Zealand—in red on outside wrapper. These genuine N.Z. pills are made from tho special formula to suit the N.Z. climate. Don't waste your money on foreign substitutes in small glass bottles. The genuine pills can be had direct from the Dr. Williams medicine co., Old Customs-house-street, Wellington, at 3s a box, or six boxes for 16s 6d, post free. Those are the pills that have cured so many New Zealanders of anmmia, weakness, debility, decline, irregularities, palpitation, nervousness, neuralgia, rheumatism, sciatica, backachc, headaches, biliousness, indigestion, and serious internal disorders.
Here is a case out of hundreds. "I suffered terribly from internal troubles," says Mrs. Alfred Matthews, LanscloWne, Opaki Road, a lady 43 years of age. "They began years ago. At times I was too weak to leave my bed. When I managed to get up I had to be helped about. Backaches, headaches, sideaches, and terrible internal agonies made life a misery. I could not sleep, and my strength gradually faded away. A doctoi said I would never be cured unless I underwent an operation. This I refused to do. Then, on the advice of a cousin, I began taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. After using them for five weeks the pains lessened a great deal. The pills seemed actually to make new, pure, rich blood, which strengthened my vital organs and braced up my nerves. Seven boxes swept away every ache and pain. They tided mo over the critical time of my life. Now lam a contented, happy woman—thanks entirely to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I am so active that I sometimes get meals ready for 15 or 16 people, and I do not feel tho strain at all. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the finest medicine for women in the world."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12279, 25 May 1903, Page 7
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