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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1775, 14 March 1906, Page 72

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HORACE WOODLEY, CARTERTON COIJLD NOT SLEEP OR -BAT WORN TO A NERVOUS WRECK STRONG, HEALTHY MAN TO-DAY DR. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS. “My nerves were in such a state that for nearly two months I never got a wink of sleep,” said Mr Horace Woodley, of Carterton. “Night after night I used to lie awake longing for daylight. The house was full of strange noises that wouldn’t let me close an eye. The rattling of the window blind made me Jump and shiver. I was worn down to a wreck when I began taking Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. They made a new man of me. In two weeks they gave me a fresh grip of myself. They set my nerves right, and made me sleep like a top. In a month they built me up as strong and healthy as ever I was in my life. I’ll back Dr. Williams’ Dink Pills against all the doctors in [New Zealand to set you on your feet after you are thoroughly run down.” When your nerves are shaky, your whole health is on the verge of a breakdown Sudden sounds startle you. Your biuscles twitch and your hands tremb, [. Your self-control is shattered. Your will-power is broken. Your head aoh.ee —your back aches—your legs ache. ITour feet are often cold and your face flushed. Your heart jumps and thumps at the least excitement. Your face is pale and parched. You are restless at ruight and tired when you wake. Your tamper is irritable and you feel utterly down-hearted. And it is all because your blood is too thin and watery to keep the nerves strong. ‘T let my blood get run down till my Whole health started to go to pieces,” Mr Woodley went on to say. “My blood seemed to turn to water—so it is no wonder that my stomach and nerves and everything else went back on me. I lost all appetite, and grew weaker every day. My head and back hardly dver stopped aching. I was always miserable and down-hearted. If one of the men at the mill called out to me, I jumped with a start. Any little excitement made me tremble like a leaf, g,nd the least exercise set my heart like a steam hammer. I worried myself to a shadow over my health, t was as thin as a rake. Every scrap off energy and strength seemed to have left me. “I felt that if I didn’t get some sleep I’d go mad,” continued Mr Woodley. “My brain seemed on fire. My head Was all muddled for want of a decent night’s rest. x If I put anything down X oould not 'remember for the life of ine where I laid it. I was just a neryous Wreck. Every neive i'n my body Was ready to jump at nothing at all. My hand shook like an old man’s when I lifted a cup of tea to my mouth. My knees shook, too, after I had been on my feet for any length of time. I lost all my old strength and energy, and I often wonder now how I dragged through a day’s work.” These are the other signs off broken health that follow quickly on shaky nerves. And they all come from nervous exhaustion, due, perhaps, to overwork °r worry, late hours, effects of fevers, pneumonia and influenza, or the hot weary weather. But Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are a certain cure. They actually make new blood. With new, pure, rich, red blood they soothe and strengthen the jangled nerves, and brace up all the energies. They put heart and health into weak, weary, despondent men and women—just as they did for Horace Woodley, of Carterton. “At last,” Mi* Woodley went on, “my brother persuaded me to give Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills a trial. He said they made a new man of ham when he took them for general weakness. I got borne to please him. I didn’t expect them to do me much good—but he Warned me not to be such a fool as to think one or two boxes could work wonder^. “Give them a fair and square trial of half-a-dozen boxes or don’t take ■ - them at all,” he said. Well ,Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills did -work wonders for me, in spite of what my brother said. The first box or two gave me a great appetite. I began to pick up heart and ' strength. My nerves grew strong and steady, and I slept as sound as a bell. I don’t think I’ve had a headache or a backache .since. So when Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills cure, they cure for good. I have been a different man ever since.” Now, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills build V up the strength in just one way—they . . actually make new blood. That is all |£;' they do, hut they do it well. They don’t act on the bowels. They don’t bother with mere symptoms. They won’t cure any disease that isn’t caused by bad blood. But then, nearly all common diseases spring from that one cause—anaemia, indigestion, biliousness, headaches, sideaches, backaches, kidney trouble, lumbago, rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, nervousness, general weakness and the specrtl secret ailments that Knowing girls, and women do not like their doctors. Iff'Williams’, Pink Pills, by. striking