TREATING ANÆMIA.
Starting riglit is half the battle in curing aitiomisi, or bloodlcssness. Without a sufficient supply of good red blood men and women become palo,- sallow, languid; suffer from indigestion, headaches, and heart palpitation, and are never fit to onjoy life. Amentia, if neglected, opens the way for a declinc, and provides the victims for a great many diseases, because the weakened system -is not able to offer the same resistance as when in good health. In treating anaemia it is not necessary to take a different medicine, for ca_cli svmptom. The whole trouble is in the blood, and when the blood supply is increased all the symptoms disappear. Dr. Williams' Fink Pills are valuable in anwmia because they assist in the formation of new blood. There is nothing roundabout in their action. Tbey begin diroctly to increase the blood supply, if von are weak and run down, send to vour chemist for a box, and notice how soon you begin to havo a sharpened appetite and increased energy. A useful booklet on "Diseases of the Blood" will be sent on application to Dr. Williams Medicino Co.. Box 840,, G.P.0., Wellington. It tells women or all ages how to be well. Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by most chemists or storekeepers at 3s per box, 6 boxes 6d. 0
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16153, 6 March 1918, Page 4
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