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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11554, 15 April 1898, Page 2

ANA3MIC (BLOODLESS), LISTLESS, AM) , WORN-OUT GIRLS WILL FIND A PERFECT CURE,

“ I WAS THIN, DEPRESSED, YELLOW-PACED AND ANOTHER ANiEMIA CURE BY DR r WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS. ■- Mrs’'Johns is a pretty and vivacious young lady of about twenty-five years of age, and in answer to the questions put to her she said:—“ I have been very ill, but at present I am enjoying excellent health and spirits. Indeed, I don’t know that I ever felt better in my life. _ I can safely say that I owe my satisfactory recoVery entirely to Dr Williams’ Pink Pills. The first cause of my illness was, I think, the Worry and extra work caused by moving from place to place, for I have been a great traveller during the last year or two. Anyhow, after my last journey I began to feel very low and depressed in spirits; I could eat scarcely anything, and began to get very thin. And as fur as my colour —well, I was as yellow as if I had a severe fit of the jaundice,. An old friend of mine who met me in the street, looked .me straight in the face and passed me by ; without recognition, and she was positively ; .shocked when I ran after her and told her 1 who I really was. I got from bad to ■worse; the least exertion wearied me. »nd, my ordinary housework became tco.. much for me. My gums grew quite white. , and my lips looked a bluish-grey colour My sleep was restless and disturbed, and I ■ LISTLESS.”