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Otago Witness, Issue 2924, 30 March 1910, Page 26

When the blood supply has become thin and watery the sufferer is told by the doctor that he or she has "Anaemia." Weariness, paleness and lack of energy are amongst the earliest symptoms. Headaches, Indigestion, and heart palpitation come later, and in severe or neglected cases thefe are fainting fits, general prostration and indications of a decline. Because a lack of blood is the cause of all the trouble, the only cure is treatment that will renew the blood supply. Dr. Williams* Pink Pills are compounded for this very purpose. They actually combine with food and air to make new blood. One of the first things the patient notices after beginning this treatment is the return of a healthy appetite. They have cured so many cases of Anaemia throughout New Zealand, that if you ask someone who has been ill, weak and bloodless, how she was cured the answer is almost certain to be by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. * Here are accounts from bloodless people who have been cured. You can judge the shopman's opinion of you if he tries to sell you anything else when you ask for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Those " just as good " remedies are never offered unless he thinks the customer easy to gull. The price is 3s per box; six boxes 16s 6d of all dealers or frorp The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co, of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington. L I LaLa