FIGHTING FOR HAPPINESS.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1507, 11 December 1918, Page 2

FIGHTING FOR HAPPINESS.

When you get into ;i frnmc of mind tluit makes life seem one tiresome duty after rinotlscr, with no pleasure in it; when ill-health seems to take all the .joys out of life ami .you worry over tilings thai are really not worth worrying about, tJien your nervous system is becoming exhausted, and you are approaching iienrasllicnia. Your liftpjiiiioss is worth fighting for, and iv, 1 blood is your I .est ally. It is a hopeless tusk to try to restore your health while your blood is deficienl in ou'int it v or fjiialil v. * For building up the blood there is one remedy that lias been a household word for a generation —Dr. Williams' i'ink ['ills for I'ale People. They tone up the entire system, help make the blood rich and ' rod, strengthen the nerves, increase the appetite, put colour in Ihe cheeks and lips, and drive away that u nnal ura I feeli ug. I>o not put off finding relief a single day. (Jet a box of Dr. Williams' I'ink Pills to-day, and begin the treatment at once. Price '.)/- per box, six boxes 10/ G. FKKE— A useful booklet, -'.Diseases of the Blood" will be sent, on application to Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Box 845, U.V.O:, Wellington. .10