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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 259, 2 August 1928, Page 13

HOW THIN BLOOD SHOWS. When the blood becomes thin in debility or anaemic conditions, it does so very gradually. Everybody realises the importance of keeping the blood rich and red. It is equally important that we should be able to recognise early the symptoms that mean a thinning of the blood that endangers the health. Generally stated, pallor of the face and lips indicate thin blood, while eruptions indicate impure blood. Thin blood is also betrayed by a palpitation of the heart, especially after slight exertion, and a tendency to tire easily. Anaemic conditions are much more easily corrected in the early stages than later. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are particularly adapted for such cates because they build up the blood, rapidly increasing the corpuscular count to normal, restoring colour - to cheeks and lips, and strength and energy to the muscles. Your step becomes elastic again after a course of treatment, with Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. On sale at chemists and stores, for 3s. per botle.—Advt