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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18742, 23 June 1924, Page 9

-V TREATMENT FOR ; GENERAL i • DEBILITY. rHvvtv^^-V----DR. WILLIAMS' PINE PILLS. :: When the blood becomes thin ■ from any. cause the whole: system suffers and a condition ; results that is called general debility. It-is often stubborn in resisting treatment, and ;; the patient ;;• continues ;.'. to lose weight arid strength, the colour fades from cheeks • and . lips, : the appetite fails, digestion is disordered and sleep disturbed ! and unrefreshing. The cause of this condition must be removed before it can be remedied, which .-means that the, blood j must be built up so that it can carry the: usual nourishment to .; the ; nerves J and tissues of the body. >" .■• >- '■■ Z For "i this purpose a non-alcoholic tonic ;is needed, one , that will ; give permanent strength, riot temporary ; stimulation.d-v v The right tonic in \ a condition of this kind is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They contain just ; the elements needed to build up the ' blood and /restore the lost colour, and v vitality. 'New energy circulates through the system with •? the --•, enriched b100d,,. the : heart stops ;. its alarming palpi- ]. tating, ; colour returns [to cheeks: and lips.; Nothing more is. needed except sunlight, good air, proper.-food and rest. i On sale- everywhere ■ at;-. 3s : " per; box. Advt. •