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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7667, 28 March 1903, Page 7

- ■. .. '-„■•. / I Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the finest medicine in the world 1 for sickly children. They are sweet, pretty, easy to take and | absolutely harmless. | Dr. Williams' Pink Pills fill their little veins with plenty of 1 good, pure, strong, rich, red blood. Every dose breeds bone and | muscle. j| By making pure, red blood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the | one sure cure for all the troubles of childhood, such as peevishness, H stomach complaint, diarrhoea, general weakness, rickets and St. " | Vitus' dance. - v _> After each meal give one-third of a pill to young children---W half a pill to children over ten. They will make them grow up 1 ■ into strong, hearty, healthy, hardy lads and lasses. ~ | 'a, " When baby Ethel waajrix months old, congestion of the lungs set in, and 4 i ' ' '.' tben csusnmption of the. bowels," says Mrs. AL J. Jones, of Enfleld. near I H " Oaraart!. " Tiro clever doctors gave her only four months to live. She faded g ■ sway rapidly awl was so illandweafc that -she coutd not even move. Stomach " | ■'■■■. B pains tortured her for davs together. Night after night we sat up with her. d R Then I read how Dr. Williams 1 Pink Pills cured children, so I tried them on her. | i] In a few days we noticed an improvement— the pains lessened and she slept a _ better. Oraduaiiy the}- enriched her blood. Four boxes completely cured S ■ ' her. She is 8J now and is a bright, bijr, bonny lassie. Without a particle of 8 8 doubt Br. Williams' Pink Tills saved hor life." _ a H V Bit Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington. 3/- a box ; six boxes, 16/6, post free. " B *'_.''■ Always in boxes— never in bottles.

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