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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9535, 6 July 1909, Page 7

WEAK STOMACHS NEED A TONIC q The Common Sense Treatment of Indigestion, ———♦ N.Z. Woman Who Had a Bad Attack, Tells how She was Cured. The experience of sufferers from stomach trouble, who have tried the tonic treatment with Dr. Williams Pink Pills, has been that their trouble has disappeared as soon as the blood supply was increased. The numerous disorders of the stomach, acid stomach, nervous dyspepsia, gastritis, and lack of tone, have the same underlying & cause —weak, watery blood. In each case the stomach is weak. Dr. Williams Pink Pills supply the stomach with the strength it needs by enriching and purifying the blood. Pure blood gives tone to the nerves, muscles and glands ,of the stomach and makes it capable of properly performing the work of digestion. A recent cure of a severe case of stomach trouble is that of Mrs Joseph A. Smithson, Surry street, near nose road, Gr?y Lynn, Auckland, New Zealand. "I got run down and gradually began to suffer from indigestion," said Mrs Smithson. "After eating I would be attacked by severe burning pains in the chest that would la<st two or three hours. I was afraid to eat even if I fancied anything. I lost all my colour, and got quite sallow. I'd feel quite choked as if I couldn't breathe, and I had such a weight on my chest, as if a stone were lying there. I was thoroughly out of sorts and very low in spirits. I was afraid to look at a meal table; the pain in my chest was practically continuous. I'd get a burning gripping pain so severely that whilejjthe attcka lasted I'd be fit for nothing., I was ailing about twelve nunthd when I read in a pamphlet about Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I bought some and the very first box did me good. They seemed to tone up my system and aid my digestion so that I found my appetite returning, and thn pains in my chest less severe <JT?r v § n (\n I began to 'use my sSiluvv look S»liu pick up l''. every way I tcok fcUr fcoxes and was able to leave them off, but the heat of the next summer bringing Oh a slight return I took another box and have never had a return of this painful complaint."

Many persons find themselves affected with a persistent cough after an attack of influenza. Aa this cough can be promptly cured by the use of Chamberlain's Cougli Kemedy, it should not be allowed to urn on until it becomes troulesome. For sale by all chemists and storekeeper.

nPHE moat refreshing of stimulants, and the best known corrective of the system. It acts directly and pleasantly upon the Kidneys and Bladder. SHE woim M &*?*■ m WIFE'S scams (very tae eMd keep it

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