PROVED BY BLOOD TESTS. Throughout the world, thousands of people have testified that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills have been of definite benefit to them in the treatment of nervous, run-down conditions. That is evidence —now comes PROOF. It is furnished in the recorded results of blood test* made by a reputable physician on patients who were in a run-down, tiredout state, due to impoverished blood. The sure proof of the efficacy of a blood tonic is its power to improve the haemoglobin content of the blood. Haemoglobin is the cxygen-carrying element of 'the blood. It builds body cells and clears the system of poisons. Splendid health and energy are possible only when the haemoglobin content of the blood is normal. The physician blood-tested a typical group of under-par, anaemic people. They were then given Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for a month, and afterwards had another blood test. In the physician’s own words, the haemoglobin increase was 4 ‘nothing short of remarkable.” The patients had better colour, more strength and vigour, more desire to work. They were no longer anaemic. Why not try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. They will revitalise your run-down system and brighten your life, and are ideal for young girls and weak children. At chemists and stores, now 3/- bottle.
4 ‘HELL ON EARTH” ENDED BY R-U-R. Mrs M. J. Whitehead, Euchareena, suffered "a little hell on earth” with Rheumatism. She couldn’t turn in her bed, lost use of limbs and lost her appetite. After taking R-U-R she can walk, she can do her own work, and she can eat and drink. 4 ‘l thank R-U-R-,” she says, "to be as I am to-day.” R-U-R is sold with Money-Back Guarantee by Wood’s Pharmacy. Ask for Free Booklet.
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Wairarapa Age, 6 March 1935, Page 2
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