THIN BLOOD.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17189, 5 November 1923, Page 11

THIN BLOOD.

CAUSE OF MUCH ILLNESS. 1 When you arc ill and losing weight. i fading in strength and growing pale ! and sallow rlav bv dav, it is a sigu that you need more blood. Whatever tho cause, there can he no relief until the blood is built up so that it will carry renewed life and strength t-o every part of the body. A remedy that arrests the decline in health and strength, that begins to restore the weakened muscles and strengthen ’the nerves, demonstrates at once to the patient that the amentia is being overcome, and that rich, red blood is now helping to fight off rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago and other j diseases to which the victim of tlffn blood i.s liable. Such a remedy i- Dr Williams’ Pink I [’ills for Pale People. These pills have | been world-renowned as a specific for ! thin blood for many years, and any j illness caused by lack of blood will be I benefited by a course of treatment with . them They contain just the elements needed to build up the blood and restore lost vitality New energy circulates through the system, the heart stops its alarming palpitation, colour returns to cheeks and lips. The price of Dr Williams’ Pink Pills is 3s ,-er I box. M