THE PITY OF IT.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1643, 9 January 1913, Page 5

THE PITY OF IT.

Went on Suffering: 'with the ■ • Right Remedy at Hand. ' ; . • $ How Dr. Williams' Pink Pills , Cured a Run-Down Bloodless Woman, ' ■ "I found'the change from Auckland district to the Southern Island very trying and'it affected health. I . had been the picture of : vitality previously and could , always do a long hard day's work; but my strength went by degrees, I had; doctor's treatment' and a great, deal of medicine, >but> made no.'progress until about twelve montEs. ago, when I tried Dr. Williams' Pink- Pills, and they auite braced'mo up,'- is. the statement of Mrs. A. Lowen, 3 M'Andrew Street, South Duncdin. The pity' of it is that-Mrs. Lowen went on suffering so long and missed the right remedy,. when sho might ha,ve had the ! eame good health months before.- Every day. is a day lost for pale, weak anaemic people, that'they put off beginning with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, which are for just such cases as theirs. JThey are the best blood making medicine that can be taken and through the blood they invigorate tho whole system. "My appetite vanished almost completely," went on Mrs. Lowen. "If I did eat a bit of breakfast I wanted nothing .at all till iiear bed time. There -used to be such dry retching with'-not eating anything and I felt thoroughly sick all through.. My lips grew bluish and my face had such-a yellow sallow look. -The skin under the eyes was black and puffy and I lost flesh in the face and arms particularly.. My feet and ankles swelled up after half an hour's standing. The headaches I got often lasted all through the day and night and many a fcimo I have had to get up and walk tho house for the thumping pain in my head. My back ached very much, all the time, near th® shoulders, and after stooping or doing a bit of scrubbing or heavy work I felt quite knocked up and only too pleased to have n chance to rest for a few moments, for tho pain becamo so acute. I could not bear to be alone, I turned so dreadfully nervous ; and - got £0 easily startled. The headaches generally ended in an attack of ear .'ache-and 1 felt''all' the timo so low in spirits as if nothing' interested me. My heart.beat so. irregularly and quickly that I dreaded to hurry at all for I was bound to lose my breath. I was so run down that it was not uncommon for mo to fahit right away 'in my chair at meal time.' I had neuralgic pains both side of my face and round the eara and near tho, temples. I tried a couplo of boxes of Dr. .Williams' Pink I'ills and they completely built up my system. My blood got less' watery and my colour came back and I begin to eat well. My health ever sinco has been all I could wish." When you ask for Dr. Williams' Pink I'ills don't be. put off with anything else, it's the genuine that cures; Trice, 3s. a box, or six boxes for 165. Cd. to be had of storekeepers and chemists, or sent ili' i'«ct by tho Br, WilllnttiV Medloiuo Co. .of Australasia, Ltd,, Wellingtons .