A HAPPY COUPLE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7238, 26 October 1901, Page 6

A HAPPY COUPLE.

"I am thirty-six years of age," said Mr C. Dixon, of 4* Harvey Street, Wellington, when asked for a resume of his life, " and came from Worcestershire twelve years ago.

As a sailor I travelled between England and New Zealand and other parts with the New Zealand Shipping Company. Although now employed by the Wellington Harbour Board my capacity for work was interfered with twelve months ago by a severe attack of influenza, which induced the agonising pains of rheumatism. Fire months later a second attack occurred, leaving me extremely weak and thin. I could hardly eat a morsel, and at night when I came home from work I was quit© worn out, I could not sleep properly when I went to bed. Several doctors treated me for influenza, and rheumatism, but I could mot get back my strength till I tried Dr Williams pink pills. After taking the first box I felt slightly improved, and six boxes made me as strong and hearty as ever I was. They also cured my wife of indigestion and debility." * " I was born in Otago, near Balclutha," said Mrs Dixon, " when spoken to, and am thirty-one. When I was twenty-six I became a victim to anaemia, the worst symptoms of which were severe headaches. 1 was so bad that I could not bear to look at anythingi; it seemed to hurt my eyes and increased the pain. I grew extremely weak, suffered from indigestion, loss of appetite, prostration and could hardly drag myself about the house. My constitution seemed to be breaking up. Then my husbamd hearing how efficacious Dr Williams' pink pills were in such cases, persuaded me to try them. A decided improvement was noticeable after taking them for about a vreek. A few boxes completely cured me. Now I feel better than. I have for years. My appearance has improved, and I am quite free from every symptom of anaemia. M} r husband and I cannot recommend Dr Williams' pink pills too highly." j As a genuine family medicine in nearly every case of ill health. Dr Williams' pink j pills are without a rival. By enriching ' the blood, toning up the nerves, and strengthening the spine, they gradually restore the sufferer to robust health and strength. They remove disease and leave nothing for it to live upon. They cure dyspepsia, liver and kidney troubles, neuralgia, sciatica, consumption, bronchitis, severe colds, disfiguring! sores and skin diseases, St Vitus' dance, hysteria, etc. ; obtainable from chemists and storekeepers, and from the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Old Customs House Street, Wellington, three shillings per box, six boxes sixteen and six, post free. They restore vigor to exhausted men and regular health to weary • women. 1988