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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13891, 30 April 1909, Page 7

BURNING PAINS AFTER'EATING. AN AUCKLAND WOMAN SUFFERED FOR. A YEAR. INDIGESTION FOLLOWED A RUNDOWN STATE. NEW BLOOD FROM DR WILLIAMS' 'I'INK PILLS CURED. HER. "I got rim down and gradualy began to suffer from indigestion," said Airs Joseph A. Sniitlison, Surrey Street, near Rose Street, Grey Lynn, Auckland, New Zealand. "After eating I would be attacked by severe burning pains in the chest that Mould last two or three hours. I was afraid to eat even if I fancied anything. 1 lost all my colour and got quite sallow. I'd! feel quite choked as if I couldn't breathe, and I had such a weight as if a stone were lying on my chest. I was thoroughly out of sorts and very low in spirits. I was afraid to look at a meal table, the pain in my chest was practically continuous. I'd get a burning gripping pain so severely that while the attacks lasted I'd be fit for nothing. I was ailing about 12 months when I read in a pamphlet abou't Dr Williams' Pink Pills. I bought some and the very first box did me good. They seemed to tone tip my system and aid my digestion so that I found my appetite returning, and tho pains in my chest getting less severe every day. Soon I began to lose my sallow look and pick up in every way. I took four boxes and was able to leave them off, but the heat of the next summer bringing on a slight return I took another box and have never had a return of this painful complaint."