Loss of weight, either in man or woman, is a telltale sign of the progress of disease. Often the nerves are weak andi the blood too poor to supply nourishment, $0 that the whole system long wishes; then other tils develop, as in ihe case of Mr. Mfr D Fernawto Dudley Fernando, quoted below. Bat of Galle Ceylon what he adds Proves that the—(from ap otagraph building up of a debilitated system, weak digestion, starved nerves, and impure blood is readily accomplished by Dr. William's Pink Pills, Mr. Fernando, an Inspector of Telegraphs stationed at Galle, Ceylon, stated: " My blood was so. impoverished some time ago that Styes—sometimes as many as eight separate ones—formed under my eyes, I was such a victim to Indig-gestion at this time that I almost starved myself rather than put up with the pains which followed every meal. Even light food induced attacks of nausea and dizziness; asubstantial meal invariably resulted in sharp pains in the chest and distressing flatulence. lost' much weight, and my whole nervous system became unset. Neuralgia, headaches and insomnia added to my sufferings, my skin assumed an unhealthy hue, my eyes were dull and my face haggard. I was in a very anaemic condition and my doctor advised me to go away for a change of air.
"T did not go for a change, but I did get cured, and how it came about was in this way. Friends told me of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and were so enthusiastic about them that I was led to test their merits. I am very glad I did so, because my blood is so pure now that I am no longer troubled with Styes and enjoy perfect health. I felt great relief after only the third bottle; my appetite then re-asserted itself, and food no longer gave me pain."
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