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PALE BLOODLESS PEOPLE.

Should Know How to Increase Their Blood Supply.

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 there are fainting fits, general prostration, and indications of a decline. Because a lack of blood is the cause of 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. Anaemic people will be interesred m statement made to a reporter by Mrs Edward Elwood, Penang Villa, Perth-st., Richmond, Christchurch. “When Hazel was about eleven years old she began to lose her strength,” said Mrs Elwood. “1 never had any trouble with her before, but now her appetite fell right away. It was hard work getting her to a meal table, and harder still to get her to eat anything. It was only done by coaxing. She lost all her brightness and got most miserable looking, dull-eyed, thin, and pale. She didn’t seem to have any good blood. For hours at a time she had violent splitting pains in the crown of her head. I had to keep her away from school for six months, she wasn’t able to study. She might lie awake for hours at night tossing to and fro, and in the morning she’d look as tired and worn out as possible. All day long she wanted only to sit about, never caring to play. The circulation was so poor that her feet wvre just like lumps of ice. You couldn't leave her by herself, she was so nervous, and was so easily upset that she'd cry, if you only spoke to her, as the saying is. Her face had a peaky look; it was sad to see her. She wouldn't go outside the house if she could help it, and when sent a message always came back breathless and oppressed. We were terribly worried over her, and it was not till I tried Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills that her health began to return. The pills seemed to build her up from the very start. Long before the first box was empty I noticed she was eating better and was a lot brighter. I got another box and she was so pleased to take them that if I forgot to give them to her she would always remind mo. It did my heart' good to see her getting brighter every day, and notice her romping and laughing Instead of moplug about. Before the third box was done she had lost the nervousness, mid her colour had come back. I finished off the third box and didn’t need to give her any more. She was cured, and has remained well ever since.” 'The price is 3/ per box, six boxes 16/6, and if you have trouble in getting them, send a postal note for the amount to the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington, and they will be sent post free by return mail.

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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 22, 1 June 1910, Page 9

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PALE BLOODLESS PEOPLE. New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 22, 1 June 1910, Page 9

PALE BLOODLESS PEOPLE. New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 22, 1 June 1910, Page 9

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