DISTRESSED HEARTS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 699, 8 May 1916, Page 4

DISTRESSED HEARTS.

Your heart is the first organ to suffer when you become ;i victim of bloodless ness, Jin important, point for women to remember, seeing that most of their health troubles arise from amentia. Weak people know well enough the effect of any exertion upon the heart, for painful palpitation is caused. When palpitation is accompanied by a tendency to faint, and heartbeats are fell in the throat or head, when walking produces painful weight round the heart and meals are followed by flatulence that hampers the heart's action, lose no time in supplying your blood vessels with the new blood they need; such new red blood you can obtain from a sliort course of l>r Williams' Pink Pills. New blood alone will restore the heart to healthy action, banish palpitation and flatulence, and enable you to breathe and take exercise without distress; then regular good health will take the place of your bloodless state. So begin taking Dr Williams' rink Pills for Pale People; they make new rich red blood in abundauce, and all debility due to weak and scanty blood is banished promptly. But you must not. lie satisfied to buy common pink pills. Ask dealers plainly for Dr Williams '. FREE.-—A useful book'et, "Building up the Blood" will be sent free to any applicant who sends a request to the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington. .10