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WOMEN WHO SUFFER

WOMEN WHO SUFFER.

DR WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS;

GIVES REGULARITY AND HEALTH

Ta women wBo suffer, Hr Williams. Pink'Pills are worth their, weight ra gold. At special periods a woman needsmedicine to regulate her blood-supply or her life will foe a round of pain and snf- - fering. D'r Williams’ Pink Pills are absolutely the finest medicine that ever a woman took. They actually make new blood. They are good for men, too—but they are good in a special way for women. To the growing girl, Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are a priceless boon, because they help her safely over .the critical time when her blood is overtaxed by new demands. To the mother, Div Williams’ Pink Pills are a necessity, because they restore regularity and give strength for every function. To the woman of 45, Dr Williams’ Pink Pills bring relief and ease and strength foilier time of change and- trial. They charm away "the splitting headaches, the breaking backaches and the piercing - sideaehes that come expectedly.and unexpectedly. They banish those secret symptoms of distress that only a woman knows. By making the blood rich and

red, they strengthen every vital organ for its special task. They bring the rosy cheeks and shapely forms that tell of womanly health and happiness. •‘ln my early married life,” says Mrs Alfred Matthews, of Lansdown, Opaki Rd., near Masterton, “my husband .and I were anxious for success, and we worked very hard for it. Then too late I saw my mistake. Although fortune smiled upon us, I lost my health. Eighteen years ago I gave myself an internal strain, and I always suffered, afterwards from a continual dragging pain. For seven years I was almost too weak to leave my bed. My nerves broke down, and my strength gradually slipped away. Four doctors said I‘could never

be better without an operation. But I decided to give Dr Williams’ Pink Pills a trial first. The first box gave me a good appetite—but I took them for five weeks before I noticed any real improvement in my special ailment. Then the dragging pain began to ease up, and in a few more weeks it disappeared for good. To-day lam stronger and healthier than I have been for 18 years, and I find house-work a real pleasure. 1 speak from experience when. I say the finest medicine in the world for women is Dr Williams’ Pink. Pills for Pale People.” Mrs Matthews is right. Dr Williams’

Pmk Pills are the greatest cure there is for all the daily, weekly and monthly ailments of men and Avomen —for all tho weakness and backaches of Anaemia: all

the heaviness and distress of Indigestion; all the pains and aches of Rheumatism,. Sciatica and Neuralgia; ali the itching agony of Eczema and other blood diseases: all the misery of Spinal Weakness and the ill-health that fellows any disturbance of regularity in the blood-supply. All these ailments are caused by bad blood—and Dr Williams’ Pink 4 Pills actually make new blood. They do just rhat one thing, but they do it well. They don’t act on the boAvels. They don’t bother Avith mere symptoms. They won’t cure anything that isn’t caused by had biood. They strike straight at that common root of disease. But of course, you must get the genuine pills. Substitutes and imitations never cured anybody. The genuine Dr Williams’ Pink Pills, made specially for N.Z., are ahvays in wooden boxes—never in small glass bottles. If your local shopkeeper tries to bully you into taking a worthless substitute, send 3s for one box, or i6s 6d for six'boxes to the Dr Williams’ Medicnie Co., Wellington. Medical advice given free.

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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1687, 29 June 1904, Page 57

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WOMEN WHO SUFFER New Zealand Mail, Issue 1687, 29 June 1904, Page 57

WOMEN WHO SUFFER New Zealand Mail, Issue 1687, 29 June 1904, Page 57