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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 4924, 11 January 1902, Page 1

iHPn&GEBILITY.i * — # & Sickly, but not sick. Pale, «^ £l weak, nerveless, listless. <■% No appetite, food distasteful, Jf liver sluggish, sleep broken Jjf 1 r and unrefreshing ; Headaches c «? sometimes. These are the symptoms of aneemia and de- fy £l bility, induced by summer's jF heat, worry, or indoor con- jf V finement. Men and women < « 8 \ I alike are victims. <$ % DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS § A are needed to enrich the £; a blood, restore lost strength, If J? tone up the nerves, straighten j£ 0 the spine. A few boxes banish all summer ills, and «§? A MAKE ONCE WEARY MEN AND <S» 1 WOMEN, JL STRONG AND HAPPY. # ♦ ♦ " I became antemic three years *y* <9> ago," said Miss E. Newton, of &jk gfty Waituna, near Waimate, E*ist "#T jg* ~ Canterbury. '■ Iwas very pale, %P f£p thin and wojik; I lost my appetite, £fr and deiived little nourishment JS jg" i'lom food. Fainting fits came on, %? and even doctors' treatment, did c^> ggl not euro me. One box of Dr. «» jF Williams' Pink Pills improved me, and six boxes complete l ? fPb cured me. I have now a spieudul SL J^T appetite, a good complexion, and *er %? foel quite bright and strong." (& #b By enriching the blood and retoniug jsu J£ the nerves Dr. Williams' Pink Pills |T» cure nervous eihauatfou, premature -», £j decay, skiu disorders, consumption, t^ (Q) paralysis, locouiotor ataxia, rickets, JL #** St. Vitus' Dauce, fits, dysentery, TBT dyspepsia, insomnia, ladies' ailments, «£U „ etc.. V C^j) FACSIMILE GENUINE PACKAGE. A fwmwiLiiims 9 tm\ M WFtafSK B{i CS $3 J£ Kold l>y chemibrs tiud storekeepers, w <y& aud l>y the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.. ja» Wellington, 3/- per bor, G bozei 16/6 «a TSf (post free). *2*

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