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HER ANAEMIC DAUGHTER
MOTHER IN DREAD OF LOSING HER, “I realv thought I was going to lose her,” states Mrs. Buckle, of 16 Hipkins Street( Bloomfield, Tipton, Staffs., Eng., sepaking of her young daughter. “She seemed, to lose all her strength, and began to have fainting fits. She could not eat and became painfully thin and pale. She was highly nervous, arid could not sleep at night. Tho doctor said shewas 'auaemicj but despite every care she made no progress. “Then I heard about J)r. Williams’ Pink Pills’, and decided to, give them a trial. Mv daughter soon began to eat better and had more energy. The colour returned to her cheeks and she was able to sleep well. The fainting fits ceased and she started to put on weight. Now she is a bonny girl, and everyone remarks on the change in her.” The reason for the remarkable .success of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills in the .treatment of anaemia' is quite simple. It is this: these'pills actually heel]) to create new, rich blood in abundance, and new blood is the only thing that can possibly banish anaemia. Try those pills now; 31- bpttjle.- alchemists and stores —but ask for “Dr. Williams’.”
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXV, Issue 12913, 15 July 1936, Page 7
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