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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 18 September 1913, Page 6

CETTINC THE RIGHT CLASS.

Severe Restrictions on Proposed New Settlers.

Lady, late from England, Tells how She was Enabled to Make the Trip.

The press generally, has been discussing the stringent nature of the" restrictions placed bv Australia and New Zealand an those who propose to leave the old land in order that these new countries may get onlv those who are absolutely physically fit. New Zealand lis said to be ever stricter in this regard than Canada. The Svdney Sun's London correspondent, a short time ago, gave a graphic Den picture of those who have their hearts set on the Land of the Southern Cross, but are turned aside. Among the recent arrivals in Sydney from Home are Mr and Mrs Ar- | thur Pickford, who are living at "FloreneevilleA' Catherine-street. Ro~ zelle. They : are amongst the most desirable ciass of hew comers. Mrs Pickford candidly admits that not long ago" she would have had no chance whatever of passing the test for new settlers owing to the condii tion of her health, and. she gave an i interesting account of the means taken to restoreJher health. • . : "I became anaemic when I was in my teens," said Mrs Pickford. "and jl" continued to have "indifferentI health for years. . I began to lose flesh and my hands and feet pot clammy and cold. I would perspire Jn bed, and be troubled with a dry, Tiard cough, which ..prevented me petting refreshing sleep! Mv cheeks lost their colour that J had been so proud of; my flesh became flabby and mv eyes dull and sunken in my head? I became subject to dizziness -and I wouljl have to take hold of the nearest support to prevent myself from falling. I lost my appetite and the food 1 took did'me little good, for: I lost weight so fast that my parents and friends were alarmed, fearing a decline." The least exertion caused my heart to beat violently. I was treated by several doctors but I did / not get permanent benefit. Happily j for me one of my most intimate friends insisted on me. trying Dr Williams' Pink Pills as .they had done her sO.much igood and she had every confidence in recommending them to me. My illness had been getting worse for years and of course got a great hold of me, so weak and I low had I become. I was surprised 'at the rapid change I had made for the better after I had taken Dx_Williams' Pink Pills. Before I had finished the second box my appetite was returning. I could eat and enjoy my food and it gave me new hope and I continued to persevere'with the pills. By the time I had finished taking seven boxes my health was thoroughly restored. It is now__quite two years since -I left off taking them" and" my health has ; been good all the time, and I can honestly say Dr Williams' Pink Pills cured me and I have every confidence in recommending them to anyone who may 'suffer as I did."

If you are weak and run down it 'is important that you shoujd get the remedy that cured Mrs Pickford. so refuse to be put off with any substitute if you are offered one. Price 3s per box; six boxes 16s 6d of all dealers or direct from the Dr Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia. Ltd., Wellington;

CAN'T SHAKE IT OFF. How often we hear persons with colds make the above remart: but them off and effectively m a few doses. Price Its 6d and 3s. Obtainable everywhere. *