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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 21, 23 November 1910, Page 16

MORE BLOOD FOB PALE WEAK PEOPLE 4 It Means Strength and Good Health. > Weak, Languid, Wellington Girl Cured. e People who haven't sufficient good, red blood are’said to be anaemic. Vigorous health and strength are impossible if the bipod supply be deficient or impure. The whole health of the body depends on the blood. That is why there are so many distressing symptoms in anaemia — lack of strength, paleness and listlessness, indigestion, heart palpitation, backache and headache are only a few. The only cure of anaemia is an increased blood supply. .When the blood is built up all these symptoms disappear. To increase the blood supply, Dr, Williams’ rink Tills for Pale People can be recommended with confidence. Their one great mission is to make new blood. It is an absolute scientific fact that they combine with food and air to increase the blood supply. Further, they have cured hundreds of people of Anaemia. While so promptly effective these pills contain no harmful stimulants or opiates. They are perfectly safe and create no drug habit. They are carefully compounded In the most scientific manner with the finest ingredients for the blood known to medical science. Over twenty years' record in New Zealand shows how good they are. “Up to the age of sixteen years I was always a strong healthy girl,” said Mrs Ada Norman, 9, AJfred-st., Adelaide-rd., Wellington. “I went to my trade as cardboard box maker at the age of fourteen, but had to leave it when I reached the age of sixteen. My face became pale or sickly white, my gums and lips were also very pale. I lost my appetite. I could not keep anything on my stomach, and I did not care for any kind of food. My tongue was coated with a dirty yellow substance. I suffered much from palpitation of the heart, and a pain •under my heart. My hands and feet used to be very cold owing to feebleness of circulation of the little blood I had in my body. ■ I had a peculiar noise in my ears, like the buzzing of a saw at times, at other times like the beating of drums in the distance. I was very nervous. I became very thin and used to have fainting fits. My mother and friends thought that I was going into consumption, so I consulted a - doctors He said I was anaemic, and ordered me to the Wellington Hospital, but I would not go. Several told me to try Hr. Williams’ Pink Pills. A friend of mine offered to buy some of them for me if I would take them. I commenced them, and took them according to directions, and in about a fortnight’s time I found they were doing me good. I continued their use until I had taken about twelve boxes. I was then able to return to my trade again. I got my appetite back, and was able to eat twice the quantity of food that I could at any previous time. I lost all signs of lllpess, and became more active than ever I bad been. I have enjoyed the best of health since Dr. Williams' Pink Pills eured me.” Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are 3/ a box. 6 boxes 16/6, of all dealers, or from The Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington.

The blessedness of poverty is a mere mockery of words spoken from the lips of those who roll in wealth. —“T.P.’s Weekly.”