NOT STRONG LIKE OTHER GIRLS.
Those who Droop and Fade in their Teens —New Zealand Girl’s Health became Wrecked—How she got back Strength. When Miss E. Lee, of Auckland, T.'aa sixteen, she found herseh drooping and fading. For some months she continued to grow worse, until she was merely a wreck. As the chief trouble was Anaemia and tho lack ol enough good red blood, she ultimately tried Dr Williams’ Pink Pills, and ns sho says herself "they toned mo tip wonderfully.” Miss Lee, who lives iu Henley street, Parnell, Auckland, made the following statement’ to_a reporter with permission to publish it vor the benefit of other sufferers “I was not robust as a young girl, wad as I grow up my blood began to turn to water. X lust all taste for my meals, but 1 longed for vinegar *nd sour things. Auer a light meal I would get such a weight on my chest, ij. ad very often the food would not day down a’t all.- My heart began to lijivo mu constant trouble, it fluttered. with a little bit of housework, and when I climbed a hill it would jump bo that I would get quite breathless and exhausted. My energy and strength failed day by day. t began to got languid and my cheeks grow hollow, and I lost all tho colour from my gums and lips. The eyes had dark lines 'under thorn and looked, ■shrunken. I grew thin and had to have my clothes all altered. I would, '.iften have to get up and walk out. of church, I would fuel such smothering faintness coming over mo. I only, teemed to get weaker every day in, »pito of everything, but reading of Dr Williams’ Pink Pills I thought I Vould give them a trial, and they, turned out to be just the tonic my, blood needed. They toned me up wonderfully. 'the coiour began to steal Into my cheeks and lips, and as to <rppotite presently they could nob give, me enough. X was always hungry, and tho food began to do mo good ■ind fill mo out. My strength began to pick ’up and I felt a different being. Every symptom passed off, in. timo, and I am as robust now aa tould bo wished,” Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are 3s per. I x, six boxes 16s fid, of ail dealers or from the Dr Williams’ Medicine, Vo. of Wellington. ,
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8609, 20 December 1913, Page 7
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407NOT STRONG LIKE OTHER GIRLS. New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8609, 20 December 1913, Page 7
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