ILLNESS FROM LACK OF BLOOD.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 595, 25 August 1909, Page 5

ILLNESS FROM LACK OF BLOOD.

Increased Blood Supply the Onljj , Treatment. A Weak, Run Down Auckland Woman : Relates how Sho Built up her . ° Blood and Became Well. -"As a' girl I was very healthy,-but about sixyears ago I began to get, run down, and got worse each day instead* of better," said Afrs. Mary Mackic, of 113 Hobson Street, Auckland, New Zealand. "My appetite'fell away till at last I could not fancy anything. Sometimes what I did swallow wouldn't stay down. My strength failed utterly. I had to give up my housework, and for'two years 1 didn't do a stroke. I waß in the Auckland Hospital for six weeks,, and came out as bad as I went in. I fell away in flesh until I was as thin .as possible. ■ All the.colour faded from my face and lips. I had hardly any

blood in my body,'they.-said' I looked like a walking ghost.- ELcui'myself'the blood ttas just-like water; and would'h'ardiy. trickle. bad violent headaches lasting'for?hours 'at' a time. I'd be so djizzy ,:with ~theriiy:.that. I couldn't bear anyone 1 near me,'arid the.slightest noise drove me distracted. v My back was always aching cruelly; 'I onily 'wanted to lie. down all ..day on the lounge. My heart would thump' wildly -at'the: least exertion. If I climbed a. stair I'd have to sit down at the top and gaspy for (breath! I had. several doc- 1 tors, and .".though: I "spent .large sums '<'■ of money, I got no .Then I' read' of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I decided'to 'give them a trial,, and, they cured me."