DREADED MEAL TIME.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11265, 5 February 1912, Page 6

DREADED MEAL TIME.

THIS WOMAN SUFFERED FOR YEARS WITH INDIGESTION.

IN AGONY AFTER EATING THE LAST BIT OF FOOD-SHE TELLS HOW SHE WAS CURED.

■''Indigestion used to trouble mo a good deal," said Mrs ,T. McLean, i) Hutt-road, Potouo, Wellington. "My food all turned acid and I lost all liking for my meals. If I didn't oat a lemon or something sour in the morning when I woko I would retch violently and bo thoroughly sick. After a bit of a moai I felt as if I must go and lie down, I was so depressed and so drowsy, and tho food would lie like lead on my chest so that I could hardly breathe. My mouth tasted liko copper and my tongue always had a coating. I went dowu teiribly in flesh and my skin was quite sallow and yellow. At times my heart would apparently stop beating for a few seconds and then go on again. I would feel nearly always out of sorts and it was a struggle to get through each day's heavy duties. I could not stoop to open the oven door or do a bit of scrubbing without feeling so dizzry when I got up that I would have to take hold ol something to myself for a few moments. However I found Dr Williams' Pink Pills useful for these troubles. I used to take two pills after meals. Since I finished the course 1 have not had any return of this troublesome complaint and I've kept as well ns could be wished." As the process of digestion is controlled by the blood and nerves, the proper way to strengthen the stomach is to take a blood-making tonic. Nothing else adds to tho blood supply as quickly as Dr Williams' Pink Pills, and nothing else has been found to give weak stomachs strength as quickly. Dr Williams' Pink Pills are :is a box, six boxes i(>s <>d, of all dealers, or from The Dr Williams' Medicine (Jo. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington.