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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14322, 12 October 1910, Page 3

MISERY H YEARS WITH INDIGESTION. © A Constant Sufferer tells how , She was Cured, © — After suffering severs attacks of Indigestion, after almost every meal for rears Mrs. George H. Jones. Jackson's lluad. Hawkhurstj Lytteltun. tried the tonic treatment, which aims at increasing the strength of the stomach so' xliut it can digest food properly. Her experience was remarkable, for ska found speedy relief, and can now lor the first time in :n«ny years, eat an ordinary meal with comfort. Mis. Jones stated:— **A healthier woman than I was you wouldn't lind but some time back 1 began to got touches of Indigestion. In the end it set in very severely. I to Uso all desire for food. i l 'or hours after each meal I'd bo wretched, for I had such pains in my back between the shoulder blades. Every morning when I woke up my tongue was coated and my mouth dry. When I went out I had* to walk very .slowly, for my heart used so thump violently. | and 1 Wwidd be quite out of breath. Nearly every day I ? <1 have horrible : headaches, and would have to go and lie down. Attacks of dizziness would • take me without warning, the. room would start to ruih round and I would , have to catch hold of something to 1 save myself from failing. I hadn't a I scrap of healthy colour in my faco and ; J was as thin as could be. I tried i various remedies without getting much i benefit so at I decided to give j Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial. After i the first box I i'olt a little easier so I » decided to keep on. Everyone noticed - bow ill ] looked before I started them. | They certainly acted like magic, with [ nie. I took two after each meal and \my digestion began to imnrove woni deriully. I t'elt lighter and" easier. I lost the sickly look, and at last I was completely cured and have remained well ever since.*' Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by chemists and storekeepers, or sent by mail, post paid on receipt of price 3s. per box .G \k)kcs 16> 6d by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., of Australasia. Ltd... W r cllin£ton.

At the Baptist Union Conference at Dunedin, on Monday, Rev. R. S. Gray, of Ghristehiirch. was appointed the Lmon s special representative at the Baptist "World's Conference at Philadelphia in 1011, and the Her. Alfred .bewaiiey, oi Brooklyn, was appointed delegate to the Baptist Conference of Australasia, to be held in Melbourne next March.

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