Weak and Shaky.

Southland Times, Issue 19265, 1 February 1904, Page 4

Weak and Shaky.

- .. <• HOW i>H. WILLIAMS' PINK TILLS BTJILT UP MRS. SttARY ANDERSON. " After an attack of Influenza," says Mrs. Mary Anderson, Main St., Tenvuka, Canterbury, N.Z., "my health was complotely shattered. I was weak and shaky all over. Somo days I could hardly drag myself • about, for really I had not an atom of strength. I kept getting thinner aud weaker. Worst of all, my heart worried mo dreadfully. Nasty sharp ahooting pains gathered all round it, and I was afraid to breathe. My head was bad too. It wasn't an ordinary headache, for my brain just seemed to be run through with taiives. Often I imagined* my hea would split. Of course, myj eleep was asnything but good, and my whole constitution was on the verge of a general break-down. Indeed, I was a sick, weak, worn-out, nervous woman. After the least exertion 1 1 would shake like a leaf and feel ready to drop. Tho doctor said I miust have a change, but even this did not broco me up in any way. My blood was little better than water, and I needed something to give me new blood. I didn't know what to take till I read that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People actually made new blood— and, in that way, brought, healih and strength to every nook and ' corner in the body. I knew that was what I needed— and I made up my mind to get the genuine Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and not to take anything else said to be ■" just as good "or " nearly the same." In two weeks I could feel the new blood tingling in my veins and curing all my horrible ill-health. Before many weeks were over, I ate heartily and slept soundly. To-day I am just as strong as ever I was. I can never praise Dr. Williams' Pink Pills enough for all they did for me." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People gave Mrs Anderson sound and perfect health because they struck at the root of her .trouble in the blood. In the same way they have cured the worst cases of anaemia, indigestion, biliousness, backache, kidney disease, spinal weakness, women's ailments — and especially "livef" and " nervea." Price, 8s a box, or six boxes 16s 6d, post free, from all chemists and storekeepers and tho Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington. Always in boxes— never in bottloa.

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