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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12648, 8 November 1905, Page 7

Another life saved. Hi Dread of Dropping: Dead. Hfeart Trouble for 12 Years. ■Doctors Failed to Cure it. ■Another Miracle Worked. ■ Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. doctors told me my heart was that the least worry or excitemight mean death," said Mrs. of Kaitangata, eldest of Mr. John Auld, of Lawwhero Mr. Pennell has lived for part of her life. "For we years my blood" kept getting and moro watery. Big black came under my eyes and my face a sickly washed-out look. My were so bad that I was always and irritable. I couldn't keep on anything. If I tried to do housework I would have to the next two days in bed. I be too weak and ill to dress my Some days a dull constant pain bore through my temples, and stomach was so upset' that I look at food. Every minute I if I would vomit. All the power leave my body and I would go a half faint. Whenever I got one of my throbbing headaches there was a bad day in store Each attack left me weak and and as downhearted as could be. overy faint I felt'the next bad would bo my death. My last doctreated me for months, but his did me no good. Then he ■ me to try Dr. Williams'JPink Pills HPale People—and I did. I took 36 ■s of them, and hero I am to-day very picture of health. For the five years my heart has been sound strong It* has never since given Ha moment's anxiety. Dr. Wiliams' Ht Pills saved my life—there's noththan that. H[t was about my heart that I had most, but my whole health had H wretched for 12 long years," Mrs. Hnell went on to say. "In fact, I Hted to fail when I was only 19. year I got worse. There was a Hiblo weakness in my legs, and at Hs I could hardly walk. I hadn't the Hngth of a baby. If I climbed a few Hs I feit puffed and my back ached ■I couldn't stand. Try how I would Huld never shako off the all-gone feelHthat came over me. I would have Hn worlds to be strong, but the Hst of it was I had no appetite. Half Hlass of milk would make me sick. Hm I have left the table without Hng a mcrsel. Whenever I did force Helf to swallow anything, a cutting Ht caught!in'©' just below the end ...of Hbreast-bone, and madei me fe3l',-as ■ had been gorging for hours. My Haach was always sour and my breath H_ My tongue was coated, and there X taste in my mouth like-copper. Hpialf-an-hour or more I would belch ■Vind, and then' I would start to ■h and vomit. On account of my Hi; being so weak I was always afraid H I might die in one of these bilious __nckA. ■Every day I grew thinner and ■.ker. I 'was always languid and ■d out. I had no life and no ■rgy. At last my nerves went all ■pieces. I was completely done up ■ want of sleep. I would toss and Ht in my bed all night long, and get ■in £he morning feeling utterly ■n out and fit for nothing. For days ■ould have a feeling as if something Hadful was going to happen. " I often ■[the trembles so bad that I could ■dly lift a tea cup without letting Ball. Sometimes my left arm would Bw limp, and it was as much as I ■id do to move my fingers. Cold Bats used to break out on me—then Hould shiver al over and turn hot Wpn. For no cause at al the blood Mild rush to my head, and a horrible ■dy faint feeling would come over B. A deadly dread of death would Rrwhelm me—and then my heart Bald start to flutter and thump so Ht I coildn't draw my breath. The ■tors warned me to take things quiet Bl never do anything to excite my Brt., I never knew the day when I *ht drop dead. 'For twelve years I dragged along i ono half dead," Mrs. Pennell add"At last I took the doctor's advice build up my blood with Dr. Wilns' Pink Pills for Pale People. Three :©a did me a world of good. They re mo a great appetite. From that iq on, I gained every day. In three nths Dr. Wiliams'. Pink Pills comtely cured me. I am plump and y bow and never suffer a particle m my heart, lungs, stomach, or •yes. If you saw me working about, 1 would know how happy I am. And the credit'belongs to Dr. Williams' ik Pills." )r. Williams' Pink Pills are the jatet cure there is for all the daily, ekly and monthly ailments of men d women—for all the weakness and ckaches of Anaemia; all the heavijs and distress of Indigestion; all j pains and aches of Rheumatism, iatica, and Neuralgia; all the itch- | t ae-ony of Eczema and other blood Ps; all the misery of Spinal Weakid the ill-health that follows any ianoo. of regularity in the blood All these ailments are caused [ blood—and Dr. Williams' Pink ;tually make new blood. They do lat one thing, but they do it They don't act on the bowels, ey don't bother with mere symptoms, ey won't cure .anything that isn't used by bad blood. They strike •aight at that common root of sease. But, of course, you must get c genuine pills—always in wooden xes never in glass bottles. Substi-1 tea'and imitations never cured anydy. If your local storekeeper tries bully you into taking a worthless bstitute, send 3s. for one box, or 16s; for six boxes, to the Dr. Wiliams' adicine Co., Old Customhouse St., ellington. Medical advice given free.

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