WOMEN BEWARE OF INSIDIOUS ANAEMIA.

Otago Witness, Issue 2813, 12 February 1908, Page 87

WOMEN BEWARE OF INSIDIOUS ANAEMIA.

Bloodlessness Breaks Down

Women's Health.

Christchurch Woman Pale, Weak and Languid ; Frightful Headaches and Terrible Nervousness— Robust Health Through DR WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.

Insidious anaemia — or a. state of bloodlessness — causes the health of more New Zealand women to break down than most other complaints put together. Dr Thomas Anderson, of London, says : — " It makes its approach in so slow a manner that the patient caji hardly fix a date to the earliest feeling of langoxir which is shortly to become 60 extreme. The countenance gets pale, the whites of the eyes become pearly, the frame flabby. There is an increasing indisposition to exertion, with an uneoni-> fortable feeling of faintness or breathless* nees in attempting it. The hea-rfc palpitates, the whole surface of the body presents a blanched, smooth, and waxy appearance. The lips, gums, and tongue seem bloodless, the flahbiness increases, the appetite fails, extreme langour and faint< ness follow, breathleasness and palpitation are produced by the most trifling exertion or emotion, and some slight swelling is probably perceived about the ankles. The debility becomes extreme."

The remedy for bloodlessness is more blood. The greatest blood-forming medicine in the world ie Dr Williams' Pink Pills, and they will do as much for any, New Zealand woman as they did for a Christchurch woman.

"Two years ago I was in a bad state of health through tnv blood getting out of order," said Mrs Elsie K. Mather, Hawdon street. Sydenham, Chri°tchurch. " I was terribly pale and lost all my energy. I did not feel like doing any work, or anything .else. My head used to ache thafe bad that I did not know what to do wi^h myself. I was terribly nervous — the leasii little thing put me into quite a fright. I gofc real weak and could hardly get aboutWalking knocked me up very easily— l got all out of breath and mv heart palpitated and fluttered horribly. After ailingfor two years like this I read about Dr Williams'' Pink Pills, and got some to -ea if they would do me the same good 33 othep people. Well, in two or three weeks' time I was much better. Three boxes completely cured me. Now I have really splendid health." Dr Williams' Pink Pills strike at tf>a root of blood diseases like anaemia, indigestion, rheumatism, sciatica, backache, kidney disorders/ liver complaints, headaches, etc. Get the genuine Dr Williams* Pink Pills for Pale People — price 3s a box, six boxes 16s 6d. from all chemists and storekeepers, or direct" by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.. Wellington.

The Moe correspondent of the Melbourne Age writes that a letter received by relatives of the Australian axemen, Messrs M'Laren and Jackson, now in Belfast. Ireland, states that they have entered into an agreement to visit Germany, for which they are to receive £60 per week. They have to provide their own logs, which they estimate will cost about £8 per week, and their other expenses will amount to about £17 weekly. The engagement is for three months. They state that they have had no difficulty in vanquishing all their opponents.

A visitor from the country J[ost a purse containing £50 in an Inverfargill street oa Tuesday and was about to takte the usual steps for its recovery when ■she was informed by a. shopkeeper that the money had been found and handed to him by, Mr O. Dykes, the well-known sign-writer. A receipt which had just that day been obtained from the shopkeeper revealed the identity of the owner and the money ha<i only been missed for a few routes when it was recovered^

A vellki'own Wangantn settler over *hose hpad 76 siimmcis !k- "5 passed, Mas tean enjoying j twim in tiits Wana**'9U ~~ River tha ->thei day.