CAUSE AND CURE OF INDIGESTION.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7019, 6 January 1910, Page 4

CAUSE AND CURE OF INDIGESTION.

THE TROUBLE BEGINS WITH WEAK THIN BLOOD.’

A GREAT SUFFERER WITH TUB COMPLAINT TELLS IXOiV.SHE WAS CURED.

"I , gradually became a sufcrcr from* Irdigcftion,” said Miss Isabella Thomas, Millar's street, near Rosa road, Grey Lynn, Auckland. "About an hour after each meal I’d get the most severe pains in the chest. I’d feel ns if 1,-were on fird inside, and yet there was always a cold feeling as if I had swallowed a stone. Hy tongue was always furred, i especially, in ihn mornings. I’d get faint turns Just n.s if I were going to swoon, and sometimes I’d go quite dizzy, and the room would see n to swim round mo. I had (o have light food only and especially cooked for n;e. I was thoroughly wretched in my spirits. I lost all ray colour and got as sallow as possible and thin a a well. My heart, would palpitate alarmingly. I had,eovero headceh -; in the icreuerd and back of the head and I’d just have to go and lie down. An to strength,: I had rone. The doe tor’s treatment did me good only for r, liitle iira.e. 1 tried Jiosln. of other IMirii will; the came- 1 re:ult; Th-n 1 i'"r,d in a na.tplilet Pit at the houee about Hr Williams’ Wink - Pills. , TI: ; first box w ed mo a little, and after ;i ■ lid taken ' a:- - 1 .v-' gird to nay ail the,ea pains, and aches wont away, My -digr-Lcij ;;ot stronger' cvciy ' day. Sly mother had spent quite a good sum of money in ’various' medicines’, but ]3r Williams’ Pint Pilb set me on mv feet.”. ,