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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 954, 22 October 1910, Page 14

: ;:■ INDIGESTDN CURED. .71 This Westport Woman Suffered after every Meal—Became Sallow, Pale, and lost | Flesh—Her Health was badly upset—Tells how she was Cured. < | Mrs: M. McNamara, 11 Russell St. Westport, found that the Tonic Treatment, which aims at strengthening the stomach,' 1 cured her of a bad case of Indigestion after debility. ."I suffered a good deal from run down feeling some time back, and then my | digestion got out of order," said Mrs. McNamara. ■" I lost my appetite to such an'extent that I positively didn't care whether I ate or not. f •I'd often cook a meal for the others and couldn't sit down to it myself. Perhaps for half a day, what I did eat would lay heavy on f 'my chest, and seem to burn right through from, the end of the breast bone to my very shoulder blades. I used to suffer a good deal I from wind and would almost choke with it. It lay round my heart and gave me a great deal of alarm as my heart would palpitate most violently; I fell off in weight and as to color I hadn't a scrap of it. I had no strength at all. I dreaded a bit of housework. I always felt so faint and tired-out with nothing. At.last, a lady friend told me of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. When the first box was 11-I 1 - [ finished I felt ever so much better and. stronger, in every way. My appetite picked up wonderfully and I felt my blood much richer. 1 I had so much more energy. I was delighted at the change, and I shall always speak highly of this remedy, it did me so much good," ~;v ; A;-.;v.v-Pr-' Pink Pils . ■/... J make new blood and tone the nerves. As well as Indigestion,, they have cured Anaamia, Rhoumatism, Sciatica; 3s. a bos, 16s. 6d for six boxes from at' 8 Hedioine dealers or direct from TheDr, Williams' Medicine Co., of Australasia Ltd., Wellington. ' - f

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