WEAK STOMACHS NEED A TONIC.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 571, 28 July 1909, Page 4

WEAK STOMACHS NEED A TONIC.

« -—:— THE COMMON SENSE TREATMENT OF INDIGESTION. N.Z. Woman Who Had a Bad Attack, ; Tells How She was Cured. A recent oure of a severe case of stomach trouble is that of Mrs. Joseph A. Smithson, Surry Street, near Rose Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland; N.Z. "I got run down and gradually began to , i suffer. ■ from Indigestion," said Mrs. Smithson. "After eating I would ,be attacked by severe.burning pains in the chest that would last two or three hours. I was afraid to cat even if I fancied anything. I lost all my colour, and got quite sallow. I'd feel quite choked as if I couldn't breathe, and I had suoh a weight.on my chest, as if .a stonbwero , ; lying thoro. I was thoroughly out of sorts and very low in spirits. I was afraid to look at- a meal table; the pain in my chest was practically continuous. I'd. get a. burning, gripping pain so severely that while the at- i tacks lnsted I'd be fit for nothing. I wsb ailing about twelve months when I read in a ,"■'pamphlet'about Dr. Williatns's Pink Pills. I i bought some, and tho very first box did mo ' good. They seemed'to tone up my system and aid my digestion, so that I found my appetite roturning, and tho pains in my chest getting less severoievory day. Soon I began to loso my sallow look .and'pick up in ovcry ' way. .I.took four boxos and was ablo to leave them off, but tho boat of next summor bringing on a slight return I took another, box, and have never had a return of this painful complaint."