A GOOD RECIPE FOR BLUSHES.

Western Star, Issue 2215, 21 June 1898, Page 3

A GOOD RECIPE FOR BLUSHES.

1 Countless recipe* for blushes hare been ;; from time to time advertised and written about in the columns of society papers. But perhaps the most satisfactory and health gir ing of the lot is that wa* recently u«ed most successfully [by Miss Warno of Tiroliroad, South Yarra, Vic. Writing upon the matter, the editor of the ‘Prahran Telegraph’ says :~ “1 wentdown to South Yarra one afternoon and j saw Miss Warne, who, in acswer 'o my question said : “Oh, yes, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People cured me. Don’t I look cured ?” “Well,” I r plied “ you don’t seem to have much the matter with you. You look the picture of health.” And I eyed the bloom on her cheeks like down on a peach. She smiled. “Well three years ago I was simply dying. I had doctors and doctors as all ray was tuning to water, and I grew thinner and thinner every day. My Wends at Heathcote wer- very anxious about me.” “You were suffering then,” I said “ from amemia ?” “Yes that was what the doctors said it was, but they did not cure it." “ Well P” “It happened that my elder heard of the virtues of Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pa'C People and 1 thought I would just try them?” '• And you did ?” “Yes, with the resu't you see.” “A most, charming result t uly,” I thought. “ They acted like a charm, an 1 now, though { lam always busy, I never was so slfjng or happy in my life. They are the only medi- ! cine that ever did me any good.” 1 “Wonderful,” I thought. Sceptic you are convinced. Thus, I reasoned, and thanked Miss Warne for her interview, and was abou* 1 to withdraw when she said :

“Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are at ths present lime do mg the same (hing for my v uneer sifter as they did for m?. In a short time she too will be cured !”

•‘I sincerely trust so,” I replied, as I prepared to fa o my departure, and knowing (hat time at that moment was valuable to koth afiss Warne and ray-elf, thanked her forthinformation imparted and hurried back to my office." A perfect blood-builder and nerve restorer is to be found in Dr Williams’ Pink Pills They poritively cure such disease*, as rheumatism, neuralgia, partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, St Titus dance, nervouhcadache, nervous prostration, and the tired feeling arising f herefrom, the after-effects of la gnp])'-, u.fluenzs, and severe colds, diseases depeidingon humors in the blood such as scrofula, chron c erysipelas, Ac. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills give a healthy glow to pale and sallow complexions and are a specific for (be troubles pe-u iar to the female system ; in *Le case of men they effect a radical cure in all cases arising from mental worry overwork, o excesses of any nature.

Ask your dealers for Dr Williams’ Pink Pills Pale People, a»d refuse all imitations and substitutes, Soid by chemists and storekeep era generally or the Dr Williams’ Med one Company. Wellington Ji.Z. will forward on receipt of stamps or post order, one box for 35., or half dozen for 16a 6 I The price at which these pills are sold makes a course of treatment comparatively inexpensive as compared with other remedies or medical treatment. The public are cautioned against all other so-called blood-build-era and nerve tonics put up in similar form, and intended tv deceive.