DIDN’T CARE TO LIVE.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXII, Issue XXI, 21 May 1904, Page 58

DIDN’T CARE TO LIVE.

A NERVOUS WRECK TILL HE TOOK DR. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS. “ A year ago I didn’t care when I pegged, out,” says Mr. Horace Woodley, one of the leading members in the Carterton Brass Band. “ I was n weak, nervous wreck with no interest in life till Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People gave me a. fresh grip of myself and put new health and energy into my blood.” Mr. Woodley is so well-known in Carterton that nearly everyone in the town can tell how badly his nerves were shattered, before he took Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. These pills do only one thing, but they do it well—they actually make new blood. This new pure red blood soothes and steadies the nerves, feeds them and gives them strength and tone. You can’t cure a nervous trouble except through tne the blood—and you can’t find any blood medicine except Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills that contains the very elements of rich red blood. That is the secret of what they did for Mr. Woodley. " My nerves went all to pieces,” Mr. Woodley went on to explain. “ For a long time before, 1 knew my blood was in a bad state. It seemed to be turning to water. I lost all appetite and grew weaker every day. I was always so miserable and downhearted that 1 didn’t care a pin whether I lived or died. Unless you have gone through it you can’t imagine the torture it is to lie awake night after night as I did for months. 1 could get no sound sleep. The least noise made me jump wit’u a start. The least excitement, set me trembling all over and the least exercise made my heart thump as if it were panting for blood. At last I gpt as thin as a rake with no strength or self-control—a regular nervous wreck.” Of course, nervous trouble does not take the same forni in all people. Sometimes it shows itself by only a peev-

ish temper or a tendency to worry over small things. At other times it shows itself in splitting headaches, neuralgia, or sciatica. In children it may cause St. Vitus’ dance; in middle aged men, locomotor ataxia; in, older people, paralysis. Then there are other diseases like dyspepsia and asthma, which are due to the nerves much oftener than people think. And, in alt these cases, the standard remedy is Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People which built up Horace Woodley into a strong, lusty man again. " My brother had taken Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for general weakness,” continued Mr. Woodley, “ and, as they made a new man of him, he persuaded me to give them a fair trial. I did, and I owe my present health to them. Five boxes tilled my veins with new rich red blood and wade me feel as fit as a fiddle. Almost without me recognising it, my nerves grew sound and steady again. Before long I got back all my old manly vigour and activity, and you can see for yourself how strong and well I am to-day.” Now it was only through the blood that Dr. Williams''Pink Pills were able to build up Mr. Woodley’s nervous system. It would have been useless for him to have dosed himself with medicnes which only act on the symptoms. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills go right down to the root and cause of disease in the blood and cure that. They do only one thing, but they do it well—they ac-

tually make new blood. They don’t net on the bowels. They won't cure any disease that isn't caused by bad blood—like anaemia, indigestion, rheumatism, skin diseases and the special secret ailments of vvorncn and growing girls whose blood-supply has been overraxed. And if you don’t just knowhow to take them foi your special ailments, you can get free medical advice from the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., Wellington. From the same address you can order the genuine Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills at 3/ a box, or six boxes 16/ii, in case you have any trouble in getting exactly what you ask for from your local chemist or storekeeper. Don’t take any worthless substitute. Insist on getting the genuine pills—always in boxes, never in bottles.