ANAEMIA AT SEVENTEEN.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12256, 2 July 1909, Page 6

ANAEMIA AT SEVENTEEN.

NAPIER GIRL THOUGHT TO BE IN

A DECLINE

Blood Supply Replenished by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Now in Good Health.

"When I was seventeen anaemia S3t in," said Mrs. Charlos Borgstrom, Harding Road, Port Ahuriri, Napier. "I lost all my colour, my lips, hande, gums, and cheeks were absolutely blanched. All my strength seemed to go. I. was in business at the time and when I used to go home up Shakespeare Road I'd bo so tired with the short distance that I'd have to sit down and rest half a, dozen times. My appetite wo lit. right away. I had to be coaxed to rat, as indigestion came on. I'd felt a heavy weight on the chest and between the shoulder blades. I'd reel so tight on the chest that I could hardly breathe. Almost directly after eating I'd be attacked and those pains would last for hours. My hands were sr> deadly white I hated to look at them. I often had a feeling that 1 was going to faint and only my will kept me up. After a little walking my heart would thump most violently. I was very low spirited and always fairly fagged out. I had no strength at all, I was a martyr to acute Neuralgia. It would come on without warning and Id be fairly crazy with jumping, burning attacks in my temple and over my ears. Every nerve in my head seemed on fire. Many a night I'd have to sit up in bed for hours. With any exertion I got a dry hacking cough that worried mother very much. She thought 1 was going into a decline. My blood must havo been very thin. If I cut myBelf no blood would run, only water. I was ailing like this for about three months when 1 started Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. They made a wonderful difference in me. I did not need more than the three boxes. They cured mo and I don't think you would.find anyone in Napier in better health than I am."