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. Dismal Diet of a Lyttelton WomanijWith Indigestion - She Cured Herself by the Tonic Treatment Which is Giving Splendid Results. All those forms of Stomach Trouble such as weight on the chest and pains after eating, fullness in the throat; belcihings of rad that often press on tire heart, depression of spirits and sick headache indicate that there is something the matter with the stomach. It isn’t strong enough to digest food. It needs to ho made stronger. When it is stronger the Indigestion and other troubles will ho cured. Briefly that’s the way to cure Stomach Trouble—make the stomach stronger. As a stomach tonic Dr Williams’ Pink Pills can be recommended with much confidence. Firstly, for scientific reasons, because the processes of digestion are controlled by the blood and nerves, and Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are widely known for their blood making qualities. There’s the other important reason—they have cured hundreds of oases of ! Indigestion. After all, it is results that count. The case given below is an interesting instance of how they cure. “ I suffered for years most acutely off and on from Indigestion; in fact, I may say I was a martyr to it,” said Mrs J. A. S. Brown, 94, Mein street, Newtown, Wellington. “I hardly dare touch food, sometimes the least morsel would bring on an attack, and all day I’d be wretched. T had to leave off meat and all vegetables, and for weeks at a time I’d take nothing hut beef tea. I’d have, the most acute burning sensation at the base of the chest. My skin was sallow, aaid I was as thin and debilitated as could be. At night I couldn’t get proper rest. I had no strength, no ■ energy, no pleasure in life. I’d wake up each morning fagged out completely, with my tongue all coated and a sour taste in the mouth. I was never able to walk far. I was so weak for one thing, and I couldn’t draw a full breath without a cutting pain going through me. ■ I was so low in health and spirits that I hated anyone to speak to me. I was irritable, and my skin was cold and clammy. - Many of my friends thought that I would never get hotter. I had a small fortune spent on me looking -for a cure or even relief. I was nothing but a shadow to look at. I think I went to pretty nearly every doctor in Wellington, but I hardly got even temporary relief. Then a friend of mother’s spoke to her about Dr Williams’ Pink Pills, so I started them. After I had taken the first three boxes the attacks wore off considerably. I found I could cat better and began to put on flesh and get some colour in my face. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills finally cured me. Ever since then I’ve had splendid health." Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are good for any complaint that a supply of rich red blood is good for, but one needs to be careful to get the genuine, as substitutes sometimes offered are useless. They are sold by most chemists and storekeepers, price 3s per bos, six boxes 16s 6d, or if they cannot be : obtained locally will be sent post free on receipt of price by the Dr Williams’ Medicine Company of Austra- j lasia, Ltd.; Wellington.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7023, 11 January 1910, Page 3
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