This Woman Suffered very Severely with Indigestion and lost strength and energy. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills Indigestion not only causes misery when food is eaten, but the whole health suffers from the lack of nourishment. The case of Mrs. Arthur Pinkerton, Railway Terrace, Petone, shows the benefit of the tonic treatment for stomach troubles. “I had a touch of pleurisy and it left me very weak and out-of-sorts. I began to suffer with Indigestion, and couldn’t fancy a single dish,” said Mrs. Pinkerton. “As soon as I ate anything I got fits of retching and was as sick and ill as could be. A mere morsel would stick in my throat and my chest would be weighed down with Indigestion. Breakfast I never touched and I wouldn’t trouble about lunch, and at tea time if I picked a bit I was sick after. I could not do the day’s housework without a kind neighbor’s assistance, for heavy work was beyond me. I was very thin and my lips were quite white. There wasn’t a scrap of color in my cheeks and my eyes were sunk in my head and neighbors would pass remarks on how ill I looked. If a knock came to the door I trembled all over and a lump would rise up in my throat as if I were choking. All my blood turned watery; I was as cold as ice all day. I would hardly ever go out of the house, I could barely do more than crawl, I always seemed to have a headache, even if it was only a dull pain when I woke. 1 also got neuralgic pains in my face and behind my eyes; even on a warm day I would be wrapped up with a coat and a muffler, and I wouldn’t even like to go out on the verandah. I was aged as a woman twice my years. As nothing seemed to do me any good, at last I tried Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and 1 look upon them as a truly wonderful medicine. I can honestly say that they and nothing else built me up and made me the woman lam to day. I began to improve from the start and a very few boxes cured me. I recommend them everywhere.” Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are 3/- a box, six boxes 16 6, from the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington, or at ail dealers. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3098, 30 July 1913, Page 57
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