ANAEMIA AND THE ONLY CURE.

Cromwell Argus, Volume XLIII, Issue 2287, 4 March 1912, Page 6

ANAEMIA AND THE ONLY CURE.

How EJloodlcss People may become Well and Strong. —# The Treatment that has had AstonisHng Success in making New Blood* * Auannio people are those who haven t enough blood to keep their system properly going. Tlwy are pale, weak, languid, have headaches, backaches, heart palpitations ; generally Indigestion, and often are morbid and melancholy. Nothing will euro Amentia, except an increased blood supply. The best advice a sufferer can have is to take the beat blood maker procurable. I)r Williams' Pink Pills are recommended to amende people with confidence because above all things they are a blood maker. It's an absolute .scientific fact that they combine with food and air to make rich new blood. That they will cure Amemia is one of the most certain thiugs in medical science. The case of Miss Ivy Dyer, daughter of Mrs L. M. Dyer, IS College Street, Wellington, shows how good these pills are for Atuomia. Mrs Dyer said : " My daughter Ivy was delicate as a child and as slit, grow up her health was so poor as to cause mo much worry. All her blood was liko water, her gums and lips and cheeks were as white as a sheet. She ate fairly well most days but the food did not nourish her for she failed day by day. All the time sho complained of beitig languid and tired. I would get her to help about the house but she was always thankful to go and lie down and rest. I had to take her away from school at an early age. The doctor said she was hanging in the balance. Her head was always aching, too. Her ankles would swell up and her feet were always icy cold and they wore, as she said, tender and aching. She was not able to go out much and preferred to mope about the house. If she pricked her finger I would not see any trace of blood. I noticed too how fond she was of acid things such as lemons. Sho grew very rapidly and it seemed to take every bit of strength out of her. Such dark lines wore under her eyes and her body was quite wasted. As a child .she was most highly strung and nervous and could not be left alone for long. Her back would ache so cruelly 1 would have to make- her lie down and as she grew, every day saw her weaker and more easily tired. Thanks solely to Dr Williams' Pink Pills one would not recognise sho was the same girl. They acted as a wonderful tonic. I saw to it that she carefully followed directions and did not miss taking them. Sim was away from home at the first and when she came back everyone could notice the improvement. She was developed and built up and her vitality and strength wore wonderfully improved. Sho is able now to go out to business. We look on this medicine as her salvation, as before it was tried she was at a complete standstill." The price is .'is per box, six boxes IBs (id, and if you are pestered by the shopman who wants to sell some substitute of Ins own. they will be sent post free by the Dr Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington.