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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1510, 7 February 1901, Page 64

HAVE CURED |§j ANEMIA, DEBILITY, [|sj ! NWaESTION f . RICKETS, jg BILIOUSNESS, INSOMNIA, ® CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, M ST. VITUS’DANCE, PARALYSIS. • note Mim iw the Package. WIl m m m i 7 0 1* ‘&V& IV. :<SS4 V v<s* m m m. tea Have cured when doctors and hospital physicians gave NO HOPE. Have made weak, ansemic, pale women, rosy and strong. Have transformed tired, despairing men, into robust, happy athletes. Have saved the lives of sickly, feeble and rickety children. ONE TYPICAL CASE. At Caversham, Dunedin, in Main Eoad, resides Mrs. Eliza Samson. She says :—“ About a year ago I began to suffer from general debility. The symptoms were loss of appetite, insomnia, extreme weakness and nervousness. As Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills had greatly benefited my uncle, he advised me to try them. Two boxes improved me wonderfully, and by continuing them*l completely recovered. I am brighter and stronger than I have been for years.” FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS Enquire in your own neighbourhood. Ask the people you know. There is hardly a village, and there is no city in Australasia, which does not contain strong men and women, once hopeless invalids, who owe health and happiness to Dr. WiHiams’>Pink Pills. Sold by chemists and storekeepers, and by the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Wellington, 6 boxes 16/6; 1 box 3/-, post free.

FOS EEl&Xli. . Preserves, Beautifies, Nourishes and Restores i t more effectualiy than anything else; prevents grey hair and scurf. For Ladies and Children it is the best preparation ; also in a Golden Colour for fair or grey hair. ROWLAND’S OOONTO iß’orx 'sjeos ■Z'SE'a::*®. Whitens and Preserves them, prevents decay, sweetens the breath. Ask for Rowland’s articles, of Hatton Garden, London. Sold by Chemists and Stores.