Business Woman's Cares.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11922, 21 December 1900, Page 7

Business Woman's Cares.

TIRED OF LIFE

A Canterbury reporter sends to his paper an item concerning a South Rakaia' business woman's method of ending her troubles. Mrs Emma Murray (he writes), who is 49 years of age, has resided inthe district for 24- years,'2O of which have been spent in active business pursuits. But the worries connected with trade told on her so severely that 18 months ago her health failed, general debility setting in. Life lost all interest, and she had to nerve herself tc attend to business. She took many medicines without benefit, but an end -was put to her troubles through reading an advertisement which told how. Dr Williams' pink pills were good for nervous, rundown women. - Shortly after commencing them she felt stronger and brighter. Her appetite returned, and after using three boxes sho began to feel her old self again. She f-'ays:—"With the sixth box I became quite strong and robust, and all cares and worries left me. I now take as much pleasure in business as ever. I am full of energy, have an excellent appetite, and recommend Dr Williams' pink pills to all in need of a tcnic."

In Mrs Murray's case Dr Williams' pink pills enriched the blood, retoned the nerves, and supplied fresh vigour .to the system, so that robust health and activity took the place of weakness and langour. Evidence from all parts of New Zealand proves Dr Williams' pink pills for pale people ljnvc cured scrofula, rickets, erysipelas, consumption of the bowels and lungs, anaemia, palpitation, neuralgia, early decay, ladies' ailments, rheumatism, sciatica, paralysis, etc. Sold t>y chemists. and storekeepers and by the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington, three shillings a box, six boxes sixteen arid six, post free. See that full name is in red on pink wrapp-jr of every box you buy.—Advt.