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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13845, 3 September 1908, Page 7

ANAEMIA' BANISHED BY MORE BLOOD. GISBORNE WOMAN IN A BLOODLESS STATE CURED, HADN'T A PARTICLE OF COLOUR; LACKED APPETITE; WAS VERY NERVOUS; ALWAYS WEARY AND LISTLESS; CURED BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. The health and welfare of every organ of the body depends on the condition of the blood. That's why, anaemic people, people whose blood is apparently turning to water, drift into such a wretched, miserable condition. Languid, '"'listless, breathless, with pale faces, heart palpitation, indigestion; without pleasure in life; a burden to themselves and friends; the constitution so weakened that other diseases often start, and when they do there is not the strength to throw them off. Anaemia then needs to-be checked at once. What's needed is more blood; rich healthgiving blood. Because Dr. Williams' Pink 'ills contain ingredients that tend at once to increase the blood supply is the reason that nothing else has ever been known to euro so promptly and woll. This isn't more talk, but the absolute experience of hundreds of New Zealanders. Below is the case of Mrs. Margaret Smith, Berry-street, Gisborne. Since Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured her hor health has been splendid. ■ • ■ ~ - ..' "At 27 the doctor said that I had Pernicious Anaemia," said Mrs. Smith. " I was very pale and always nervous. It .took very little to start my nerves tingling. The banging of a door made me jump. I could not eat much, because I never felt hungry. The sight of food was enough to take my appetite away. I- was utterly run down and miserable, and did not care what happened. I did not have any desire to work. Fortunately I was staying with my mother at the time and did not have to do any. My head used to ache badly. I could not walk quickly could only just crawl about. I whs always languid and tired. I could not sleep much,, but used to toss about a lot trying to go to sleep. Then I chanced to read about Dr. Williams' Pink Pills through a friend. I got some from Kempthorno and Pressor in Dunedin. The first box made me eat well, and then every dose made mc stronger. Four boxes completely cured me. I have had the best of health ever since." If you are in doubt about your own case, write for hints as to diet, etc., to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington. From that address yon can also order by mail the genuine Dr. Williams' Pink Pills—3s a box, six boxes 16s 6d, post free.

The marriage of Miss Rosella (Rose) O'Brien, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas O'Brien, of Ohuni, and Mr. Douglas Morpeth, eldest son of the late Mr. Thomas Sloan Morpeth, of this city, took place fit St. Benedict's Church, the Rev. Father Molloy officiating. The bride was given away by her cousin, Mr. O. T. Ryan, being attended by 'two bridesmaids, Miss Laura Rhodes aud Miss Lily Morpeth. Mr. McClenaghau acted as best man.