Page 15 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 4, 6 January 1914, Page 15

[IB 10 WORD OUT ♦ The Plight of an Auckland Woman with not enough 8100d — She tells how she got Health and Strength from Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Bloodlessness is the enemy of women and girls. When the blood becomes thin and watery, as it has a tendency to in summer, women and girls particularly, and sometimes men, grow pale ; languid tired felings come on j appetite vanishes ; there are backaches and headaches and food when eaten disagrees. If the condition is neglected a general breakdown follows. The remedy is «an increased blood supply. There is nothing that builds up weak watery blood so quickly and surely as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. That is what they are for. The testimony of hundreds of New Zealand women bears this out. Here is an instance. Mrs. Joseph Atkin, who lives at the corner of Argyle and Oxford streets, Grey Lynn, Auckland, says :—: — " I became very anaemic some time back and it seemed to me that my blood was nothing but water. I lost my appetite, and would turn away from food, while I had a craving for pickles and vinegar. I could not eat any breakfast, and I woke up every morning tired and worn out, feeling that I couldn't get through the day. My lips and gums had no colour ; my cheeks were hollow, and I had dark rings under my eyes. I could just drag from room to room. The smell of the meal cooking vised to make me quite ill. My heart used to palpitate ; I ha<l bad headaches every morning until I was simply a poor weak thing. I was so nervous that the least thing dpset me. T went on getting worse and more feeble every day, but through glacing through a pamphlet that came into my hands, ,1 tried Dr.Williams' Pink Pills. They were just what my complaint needed. I soon began to pick up and to gain a little appetite. The dreadful sinking and weakness got less and less, and in time my system was bnilfc_ up completely, so I can recommend this tonic with confidence." Take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Bloodlessness, Indigestion, and Nervous Complaints, as they have cured others of these disorders. Price, 3s pel' box, six boxes 16s 6d, of all dealers, or from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington. — Advt. For influenza take Woods' Gr-Sat Peppermint Cure. Nover fails. Is 6d, 2s 6d. -Advt.

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