DRAGGINF ALONG IN ANAEMIA.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1138, 27 May 1911, Page 14

DRAGGINF ALONG IN ANAEMIA.

T/his-Girl Weak and Miserable

for Years,

Now a Strong Healthy Woman

thanks to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.

After dragging along in a rypica y anaemic condition for .years never realh well, and suffering with headaches and weariness and weakness, JlifS C. h. Sraythc, 126 Armagh St., Chr stclnirch, was transformed into u-rebnst healthy woman by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, lhesfl nilU are particnlariy recommended for Vnacn ia They have been found to.havo S action on the blood, combining with food and air to increase the supply. This is just what bloodless people need. Miss Smythe made the following, statement to a reporter with permission to publish it for tho benefit of other suffer°r"i was never a strong or healthy girl, but at the age of seventeen I became much worse than I had ever been before. My face was a deathly white; the whites of my eyes turned a bluish colour, and my gums and lips became very pale. I had no appetito even for tho daintiest kind ot food. Tho palpitation of my heart was very bad, and often made me think I was going to die. I suffered much from breathlessness. and when walking I had to hold my arms tight across my chest owing to the pain in my chest and shoulders. I had headaches, principally in the forehead and crown of the head. I was dreadfully nervous and suffered with neuralgic pains in various parts of the body. The pains at times being so bad as to keep mo awako for hours at a time. I was very low spirited and irritable, at times I could not bear to hear anyono speak "I was sent into the Christchurch Hospital, where I remained for some weeks, and from there to Rhodes Convalescent Home, Cashmere Hills. Tho treatment I received had no permanent good effect on me. I subsequently went' to the "Wellington. Hospital, where I was a patient for about three months. I left it without being cured of the anaemia. Five years after that I had to go into the Dunedin Hospital, where the doctors said I had not an ounce of blood in my body. The doctors told me they could not do anything for me; they told me tho only remedy they could suggest was my going on to a farm, where I could get the best of nourishing food, plenty of milk and eggs, port wine and'stout, and have nothing to do. I left the Dunedin Hospital just before the last Christchurch Exhibition. I came home and was for six months completely invalided. While 1 was so bad, a pamphlet was left at my home. In readins it I noticed accounts of others Ji&ting suffered as I was, and having been cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I got some. I had not used one box when I found a wonderful change. Tho colour came back to' my cheeks, and I looked healthier than I had done for years, and by the time I had taken six boxes-1 felt absolutely better than I had ever felt in my life."

The prim is 3s. per box, six boxes lGs. (id., and if you have-trouble in getting them, send a postal note for tho amount to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington, and they will bo sent, post free, by return mail.