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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9552, 27 July 1909, Page 7

GETTING BACK YOUR STRENGTH

Often Seems Impossible after Acute Illness. ♦ N. Z. Woman Low and Wea after Operation Strengthened by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. What a grim struggle there often is to get back old-time strength after acute illnesses. Typhoid, diphtheria, operations, influenza leave such a train of depressing after effcats. No wonder there is such despair. The experience of this Mew Zealand woman and scores of cases like hers shows that strength can quickly be found in the tonic treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These Pills are a blood-builder and they soon furnish the entire body with a health bearing stream of pure, red blood. "I underwent an operation some months ago. and it left me very weak," said Mrs Joseph Jones, Vogel Street, Heathcote Valley Christchurch. "My system did not seem to gain tone. I became a martyr to splitting headaches, and my eyesight became affected so that 1 had to take to glasses. I'd get these headaches every day and they'd last till I went to bed. I don't know how I was able to do my work. I always felt so weary and out of sorts. I ooked very pallid, and I was as thin as & rake. I hardly ate anything. I simply didn't care for food. I had no wish to go outside the house. My nerves were in a very low state. The least sound or shock would startle me and upset me, and I suffered greatly from palpitation o± the heart, and I used to get dizzy turns. My blood was extremely thin, but after I had taken one box of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I was surprised to find _how much brightness and energy had retruned. The headaches lessened and 1 picked up in every way, and got back my colour, and appetite. I took two boxes of Dr. William's Pink Pill 3 and my health now is good." Be sure that you get Dr Williams' Pink Pills, for the many things that are said to be just as good have never affected any cures:. They are sold by chemists and storekeepers price 3s per box, six boxes 16s 6d, or they will be sent direct on receipt of price by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., of Australasia. Ltd., Wellington.

ART ON JOCKEY CLUB Annual Hack Meeting. To be Held on Marton Course, Joining Marton Junction Railway Station, on SEPTEMBEB 2nd and 3rd, 1909. (Dates to be approved by New Zealand Racing Conference.) PROGRAMME FIRST DAY. 1 Shorts Handicap (open), of 100 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stake; nom 20s, ace 20s ; 5 furlongs. 2 Trial Handicap Hurdles, of CO sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stake ; for horses that have never won a hurdle race of the value of 25 sovs or over; nom 10s, ace 1 sov; about tao mile and a half. 3 Maiden Plate, of GO sovs; second hors l 10 sovs from the stake; weight-for- [ age; entrance 30s ; seven furlongs. 4 Hnnt Cup, a Handicap Steeplechase for hunters only, of 70 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stake ; minimum weight list; gentlemen ridcrc. only ; nom 20s, ace 20s; about 2£ mile?. 5 Electric Handicap, of 70 sovs : second horse 10 sovs from the stake ; nom 20s, ace 20s ; five furlongs. 0 Marton Handicap (open), of 200 sovs ; second horse 20 sovs, and third horse 10 sovs, both from the stake ; nom 2 sovs, ace 2 sovs : one mile. 7 Handicap Hurdles, of 80 sovs; second horse ID sovs from the stake ; nom 20s, ace 20s: about one mile and a half. 8 Tutaenui Welter Handicap, of 70 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stake ; notn 20s, ace 20s ; seven furlongs. SECOND DAY. 1 Telegrnph Handicap of 100 sov.s; second horse 10 sovs from the stake ; nom 20s, ace 20s ; s-ix furlongs, 2 Hunters' Hurdles (a handicap for hnnters only), of 50 sovs ; second horse 5 sovs from the stike ; minimum weight lOst ; nom 10s, ace 20s ; about one mile and threequarters. 3 Flying Handicap, of 70 sovs ; second horse 10 sovs from the stake ; nom 20s. ace 20s ; about six furlongs. 4 Hack Steeplechase, a handicap of 90 sovs ; second horse 10 sovs. and thud horse 5 sovs from the stake ; nom 20s, ace 20s ; about two miles.. 5 Crolton Handicap (open 120 sovs ; second horse 20 sovs, and third horse 5 sovs from the stake ; nom 1 sov, ace 2 sovs ; about one mile and a dis tance. i) Welter Handicap, of 70 sovs ; second horse 10 sovs from the stake ; nom 20s, ace 20s ; seven furlongs. 7 Second Handicap Hurdles; of 70 sovs ; second horse 10 sovs from the stake ; nom 10s, ace 20s ; about one mile and a half. 8 Final Scurry Handicap, of 50 sovs ; second horse 10 sovs from the stake ; nom 10s, ace 20s; four furlongs. Races Ncs. 1 and oon the First Days and No.-:. 1 and son the second day, are open to all hors-.s. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS AND ACCEPTANCES. Nominations for all events will rlose at the Secretary's Otlice, Marton, on Friday, 33th August, at 7.30 p.m. Wkights for the First Day's Events will be declared on or before Wednesday, 18th August, 1000, and for the Second Day's Events at the Oilice of the Club at 8 p.m. on the evening of the First Day. Acceptances for the First Day's Events will close with the Secretary at the office of the Club, Marton, on Tuesday, 24th August, 1909, at 7.30 p.m., and for the Second Day's Events at the same place at 9 o'clock on the evening of the First Day.

MULES. Ail races to be run under the New Zealand Rule* of Racing. The winner of any race after declaration of weights to carry a penalty of Tib; of two or moro races, 101b. A Hunter is a horse whose owner can produce at scales a certificate from the Master of any Hun that the horse has been ridden with the hounds during ihe past season to the satisfaction of the Waster, and lias neither won nor is nominated at the date of entry for the race of £4O or over—Hack and Hunter races excepted. ARTHUR WAY, Secretary. Approved in accordance with the Rules of Racing; this 2nd day of June, 190',) Wm. HWr,rt y a-seiotary Wanganoi Jockey Club.