A SPRING TONIC.

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 15, 12 October 1918, Page 13

A SPRING TONIC.

Spring is a hard season for those who have rib stored-up reservo of strength. Tlio coming of hot- summer, weather means sickness for many because debility robs tho its power to protect itself.

; One person .may go through the .whole season .-j-itnout any-; ill-effects while an-* .other whose- blood is -thin- and whoso nerves, are run-down will be confined to bed after'a few^Kot'days. ' v : . Keeping the blood built up .is th» secret of keeping well in slimmer. Dr. Williams', Pink Pills .for Pale People are the best and most convenient tonic for the"blood. Put up with'complete directions for use they are a .'family remedy that can be depended - npon in conditions of thin blood, debility, and iihn.ny'...Gominon forms of weakness.

." ,Tlie.' blood .goes , practically every paVt'of : tfi'6"bodv and if it is rich and .red,,it: carries, health, and. strength to every'bi'gari." ' The digestion is toned up, the nerves are strengthened, and aching muscles are made strong. Dr. Williams' Pinjc Pills are 'especially useful to run-down women who worry about their daily tasks' and duties,

• A few weeks' treatment has in hundr"<!s nf such Mies brought the most remarkable improvement, ■'.'''■''.-,'■ A useful booklet on "Diseases of ..the. Blood" will be sent on applienfibn "to T)r','; Williams' Medicine Co., Box . 845", ('.P.'O.'.' "Wfrllington. It tells women at .'nil ngp.«' ; bow to he well. Dr. Willinnis' Pink Pills are sold by most chemists or: storekeepers at 3s. per Box, six boxes 16s.' fid: