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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 172, 22 July 1936, Page 11

GIRL WHO WAS FADING AWAY ' "It Was Pitiful To See Her." "My daughter, who is in her Seventeenth year, grew so pale and thin, That it was pitiful to see her," States Mr. F. K., of Eccles, Kent, England. "The poor girl could not eat and she fell away to a shadow. . . She had six or seven fainting bouts a day, . And at last became too weak to walk. After we had tried every remedy we could think of without avail, We Were recommended to give her Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Soon after Commencing the pills, the colour began to return to my daughter's cheeks. Her appetite picked up and she slept well. Before long she was able to walk without help, And now she can run up and down stairs, Do the housework, and she never seems tired." For new health, vigour, and strong, steady nerves, Take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills without delay. At chemist and stores, 3/- bottle.

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