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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10062, 7 June 1910, Page 6

'mm a asi igestion is to ra»K«ui«ii Proof that the Tonic Treatment is the Right Treatment. After all has been said about Indigestion and stomach trouble, there is only oneway to cure them. Measures must be taken to make the stomach stronger. Indigestion goes when the stomach has been made strong enough to digest ordinary food. That's why purgatives and Invalid foods never cure the complaint. They don't give the stomach the strength it needs. A lot of people have proved, and the words of some of them are given below, that the tonic treatment with Dr Williams' Pink Pills, has cured them nf severe Indigestion. As a stomach tonic Dr Williams' Pink Pills can be recommended with much confidence. Firstly, for scientific reasons, because the indigestion are controlled by the blood and nerves, and Dr Williams' Pink Pills are widely known for their blood making qualities. There's the other important reason —they have cured hundreds of cases of Indigestion. Below we give particulars uf a few"cures in various parts of New Zealand. meal, and my digestion began to improve wonderfully. I felt lighter and easier. I lost the sickly look and at last I was completely cured and have remained well ever since. LYTI'ELTON WOMAN'S CURE. A heathier voman than I was you wouldn't find, but some time back I began to get touches of Indigestion," said Mrs George H. Jones, Jackson's Road, Hawkhurst, Lyttelton. "In the end it set in very severely. I began to lose all desire for foocL For hours after each meal I'd be wretched, for I had such pains in my back between the shoulder blades. Every morning when I woke up my tongue was coated and my mouth dry. When I went outjl had to walk very slowly, for my heart used to thump violently, and I would be quite out of breath. Nearly every day I'd have horrible headaches, and would have to go and lie down. Attacks of dizziness would take me without warning, the room would start to rush round and 1 would have to catch hold of something to save me from falling. I hadn't a scrap o? healthy colour in my face, and I was as thin as could be. I tried various remedies without getting much benefit, so at last I decided to give DrpVilliams' Pink Pills a trial. After the first box I felt a little eas ler, so I decided to keep on. Everyone noticed how ill I looked before I started them. 'lhey certainly acted like magic with me. I took two after each NAPIER MAN'S CURE. "I noticed my digestion some time back getting very poor, due mostly to eating my meals too, hastily, and also to the dust in my formei employment," said Mr T. S, Tonkin, Charles Street, West Shore, Napier. "About three o'clock each clay I'd get severe pains in the cheat at the end or the breast bone, and thev would last till bed time. I always ate well, but I paid dearly for it. 1 did not sleep at all well. I might lie awake for hours, i was often attacked with dizzy turns in the day. as if objects near me were coming close up and then retieating, and there would be quite a haze before my eyes. I got very sallow and went down in weight quite a couple of stone. I felt very depressed in spirits and quite done up, as if I had no energy or strength left. Vegetables especially disargeed with me, and I often could not keep them down. I took varioua tonics, but I only seemed to get worse. At last I tried Dr Williams' Pink Pills. The second box started to do me good. I found the pains in my chest gradually lessening. I began to sleep a lot better. When I was half through the third box I felt better still. My colour came back. I could eat a good meal with no after effects. I began to put flesh on. I did not neef more than three boxes of Dr Williams' Pink Pills as every symptom of Indigestion had disappeared when I finished that number. Now i am in the best of health and condition." CUKE IN WELLINGTON. Mrs J. A. S. Brown, 94 Mein Street, Newtown, Wellington, says: —"I hardly dare touch food, sometimes the least morsel would bring on an attack, and all day I'd be wretched. I had ti leave off meat and all vegetables, and for weeks at a time I'd take nothing but milk or beef tea. I'd have the most acute burning se» action at the base of the chest. My skin was sallow and I was as thin and debilitated as could be. At night I couldn't get proper I had r.o strength, no energy, no pleasure in life. I'd wake ud each morn ing fagged out completely, with "ray tongue all coated aid a sour taste in the mouth. I was r.ever able to walk for. I was so weak for one thins, and I couldn't draw a full breath without a cutting pain «oing through me. I was so law in hpulth and spirits that 1 hated anyone to speak to me I was irritable, and my skin was cold and clammy. Many of my friends thought that; .1 would never get better. I had a small fortune spent on mc lockirg for a euro cr f.ven relief. I was nothing but a shadow to kok at." ,1 think I went to pretty nearly every doctor in Wellington, but I hardly got even temporary relief. Then a friend of mother's snoKe to 'her about Dr Williams" Pink Pills, so';I started them. After I had taken the first 'three boxes the attacks wore off considerably. I found I could eat better, and began to ""* on flesh and get some colour in ..,., lace. Dr Williams' Pirk Pills finally cured me. Ever since then I've had splendid health." „ AUCKLAND GIRL CURED. "I gradually became a sufferer from Indigestion," said Mns Isabella Thomas, Millar's Street, near Rose Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland. "About an hour after each meal d'd get the most severe pains in the chest. I'd feel as if 1 were on the inside, and yet there was always a cold feeling as if I had swallowed a stone. My tongue was always furred, especially i n the mornings. I'd get faint turns just as if I were going to swoon, and sometimes I'd go quite dizzy and the room would seem to swim round me. I had to ha«e light food only, and specially cooked for me. 1 was thoroughly wretched in my spirits. I lost all. my colour and got as sallow as posvsible «»nd thin as well. I had severe headaches in the forehead and back of the head, and I'd just have to go and lie down. As to strength J had none. The doctor's treatment did me gnod only tor a little while. 1 tried hosts of other things with the same result. Then I read in a pamphlet left at the house about Dr Williams' Pink Pills. The first box eased me a little, and aiter I had taken five boxes I am glad'to say all those pains and aches went away. My digestion got stronger every day. My mother had spent quite a good sum of money in various medicines, but Dr Williams' Pink Pills set me on my feet." It is well to remember that it was Dr Williams' Pink Pills and not an imitation that cured-these cases. Getting the genuine is the important thing in a cure. They are sold by ; most chemist* and storekeepers, or (Will be sent direct by The Dr Wil- ' Hams' Medicine Co., of Australasia, J Ltd., Wellington, on'receipt of price i 3s per box, 6 boxes 16s 6d. '

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