ANÆMIA.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1651, 21 October 1903, Page 17

ANÆMIA.

•'"Three years ago Anaemia was sape ping my life away,” says Miss E. Sie« gel, care of Mr S. J. Fraser, Halcombe, N.Z. “My face was thin and pale, and pinched. I was that weak X could hardly hold myself up. I’m sure I hadn’t a cupful of blood in my whole body. Looking at my gums and lips, yoil’d think I’d [been eating starch. I could hardly keep my eyes open with dreadful headaches. A nasty sickening pain in my back made me feel wretched. I had no wish to . eat, and my life held no interest for me. I couldn’t count the different tonics and patent medicines that I swallowed, all to no use. I was in this wretchedly low state when I read how Dr WilUpmsf [Pink Pyhls for Fate Peopi'a actuallv made new blood. I knew that was what I needed, so I tried them. I sent to Marion for a supply and get back the right kind with the genuine address, Wellington, New Zea- • land. Imagine my surprise to find that these little pills did me good from the very first. The new blood'' they made galloped through my veins and filled me with strength and energy. The headaches and backaches vanished in a few days, and I began to take a fresh interest in life. I was able to sit down and enjoy a good, hearty meal. Now my face is fresh, plump, \ and rosy, and there isn’t a trace of Anaemia about me —thanks entirely to Dr Williams’ Pink Pil|s for Pale People."