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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3127, 2 March 1909, Page 7

Dyspetics, and persons with weak stomachs need a tonic that has no laxative action. The tendency of opening medicine is to further weaken the organs. Now Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a tonic without any laxative action whatever. Their mission is to make strength. They tone the stomach, giving health energy and ambition. •*iiis New Zealand Case ProVes their value. '•I wns very ill wi*h Indigestion and poorness of blood," said Mrs Hannah O'Leary, High-st., Blenheim. "Although the doctor's treatment did me some good it did not cure me. Always after eating I had an awful pain in my chest between the shoulder blades—a tight, suffocating pain that made me feel quite tick. 1 had bad attacks of vomiting that nearly shook me to pieces. Every day my head ached. Horrible splitting headaches tbey were. I was a very bad sleeper, the least sound would wake me up—in the morning I got up very nearly as tired as when I went to bed. I felt weary all day long, I was very nervous—the least sound was enough to make me jump." "For two years I suffered like this. I looked so ill that once when the nuns called to see me they did not know me, As a last hope I started Dr Williams' Pink Pills, for I had read a lot about them in the papers After the third box I felt my strength coming back, and twelve boxes completely cured me. The headaches were gone and I sou Id eat without Retting that terrible pain in my chest and back. To-day I am glad to say that lam in good health, and I owe it all to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." Dr. Williams' pink •: «. per box ; 6 boxes 10s (id. ataii cneinist< hum rtorokcepers, or from the Dr. Willmiii.s' Mudiuinj Jo. of Australasia Ltd., Wellington.