HAVE YOU INDIGESTION?

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1491, 13 July 1912, Page 7

HAVE YOU INDIGESTION?

Tfeatmcnt that Cures the Cause of the Trouble,

A Woman who Suffered with Indigestion Severely tells 1 . how she was Cured* .

The fact that indigestion is one- oi the commonest symptoms of Anaemia or bloodlessness, clearly showa the close re-, lafcion between the condition of the blood and the digestive system. . Without. sufficient good red blood proper digestion i 9 impossible. When the blood is thin and poor, the food" remains undigested, causing pain and flatulence, and the food ■eaten fails to build up the tissues of 'the body. Experience in treating sufferers from Indigestion with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, shows that they enable the blood to absorb oxygen; it becomes 'rich find red. and the digestive troubles are cured. Mrs. J. M'Lean, Hutt Road, Petone,' Wellington, explains how Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured her. "Indigestion used to trouble me a good , deal," said Mrs. M'Lean. "My food all turned ncid and I lost nil liking for my meals. If I didn't eat ft lemon or something sonr in the morning when I woke I would retch violently and be thoroughly sick; After a bit ef a meal I felt as if X must go and lie down, I was so depressod and so drowsy, and the, food would lie like lead, on my client so that I could ha,rdly breathe. My imsuth tasted like copper and my tongue always had a coating. I went down terribly 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 st;op to open the oven, door or do a bit of scrubbing without -feeling =o dizzy when I pet up that I would have to take hold of something to steady myself for n few moments. However, I found Dr. Williams' Pink Pills useful for these troubles. I used to take two pills after meals. Since I finished tho oourso I havo not had any return of this troublesome complaint, nnd I've kept as wrfil a<: could be wished." Don't let nny 'J<;nler talk you into taking sonieHiinff which he <;ayfl is "just as good." Tf yon ■ nre ]>sste.r«d tn tako a substitute. p?nd 3s. for ono box or 16s. fid. for six boxes to the T)r... Willinm*;' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington.