There are ominous signs that the conditions of present d&y life induce a state of extreme nervous te.-i.sion in women, especially married women. Tho danger threatens not only tho happiness ot many hom_, but the welfare of the next generation also. One instance is that of a lady at Kaiwarra, Wellington, who lx__s been the victim of distressing nerve troubles. The following details were furnished by Mrs Mary Maher to our reporter. the staled: — "For many years my nervous system was com pletely shuttered, and life v.-ua aimo3t unendur able. At times I was quite unable to control myself, and would start and tremble at the slightest sound. Previous to that I suffered from a serious internal complaint, ana was discharged from tho hospital in the beliof that I could not live long. I waa extremely weak and languid, and my food did not give mc strength to do domestic duties. Having read how a lady, who had suffered similarly, had been cured by Dr. Williams' pink pilla, my husband purchased several boxes for mc. After taking two boxes a wonderful improvement was noticeable. My nerves became retorted, and I felt brighter and stronger; a continu ance with Dr. Williams' pink pills cured mc. The weakness, lassitude, and trembling sensa tions have all disappeared, and I take pleasure in performing niy household duties. As a ner-.-o tonic Dr. Williams' pink pilla are un rivalled." By retoning the nerves and enriching and increasing the blcod supply Dr. Williams pink pills cure such cases as- 3_rs Maker's. Various nerve diseaaos. such as eoilepsy, paralysis, neuralgia, St;. Titus' dance, hysteria, and early decay of the facilities have yielded to the great tonic effect of Dr. Williams' pink pills, which are sold by chemists and storekeepers, and by the Dr; Wiliiaans' Medicine Co., Wellington, price three shillings per box, six bones sixteen and six, post free. Look for the full name, aa substitutes are often passed off on unsuspect i ing poT-ona.
