Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1568, 11 October 1912, Page 9

IRE BID BETTER HEALTH.

The Welfare of the whole Body Depends on the Blood e : This Pale, Weak, Weary Woman tells how she Regained Strength Vigorous health raid strength is impossible if tho blood supply be deficient or impure. The whole health of tho body depends on the blood. That is why thero aro so many distressing symptoms in anaemia—lack of strength, paleness and listl(!ssncss, indigestion, heart palpitation, backache, and headache aro only a few. It is striking how all these symptons disappear when the blood supply is increased. Miss Sarah Lillcy, 12 North Crescent Road, St. Albans, Christchnreh, was rim down and bloodless for years. She found that when she increased her blood supply with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, that she enjoyed the best of health. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are recommended for Anaemia because they combine with food and air to increase the blood supply. Miss Lilley said:— ' ' "If you had seen me beforo I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills'you would hove said I was in a low state; so I was. For years I had been inclined to anaemia, and I could not get my blood rich; it onlv got moro watery every yenr. My appetite was of tho very poorest, unless 1 could procure anything at all sour or sharp tasting. Often I would go without breakfast, and eat hardly a mouthful all day, though I was in employment and needed nil tho strength and energy I could got. When I got homo oft<'n I would not want to look at tho tea table, and I would be so tired out and weary I would be just thankful to sit down or go to bed. There were days when I could not get out. I would just have to take a spsll from work. I became very thin and my skin was quite white. There was .no blood in the inner eyelids if I pulled them down, and such dark heavy shadows wero under my eyes. As to my hands', often for curiosity 1 held them up to look at, and you could mover see any colour in them and they werJ! so shrunken. Splitting headaches, too, used to como «:i. At times they quite prostrated me. 1 could not hold up against them any longer in spile of my putting on. cloths sprinkled with vinegar. In my sleep I was alwaysrestless and I was-never anything else but tired; 1 woke up just as limp as when 1 went to bed. .1 nawl to como over so foint and dizzy, and it wasn't uncommon for me to go right o(T. I could not hurry lor a train, for"mv heart palpitated if I took a few quick stops, and T turned quite faint and breathless. It seemed so long lieforo my heart slopped racing and calmed down a little, and then any sudden surprise would set it off again. Jly circulation was so feeble that my feet and hands felt like ice. 1 can't describo how tired 1 nlwavs was. Kven if resting, every bone in inv Ixhlv seenm! to be sow and tender and aching. Mother ■Am 1 BVo, 'i t iaith in ' Ur - Williams' Pink PUls and got mo to begin thorn. 1 said to myself when I was taking the first box, J really believe thev ere going to do mo good, and I was right. Thev gradually built mo up and turned inv blood rich and my health ever since h'ns been all 1 could wish. I lmve every contldenee naturally in tin's tonic and recommend it with pleasure." The price of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is .Is. .per box. six buxe< UN. ud.. and if you have trouble in getting them send a postal note for dm amount l,i ([„. |) r . Williams' Medicine Co. of Au>lrala-ia. Ltd., Wellington, and thev will lie scnl post free by return mail.

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