Tale, Listless, Growing Girls.

Otago Witness, Issue 2894, 25 August 1909, Page 26

Tale, Listless, Growing Girls.

A Wanganni Girl Tells how She Overcame Anaemia after Four Years Suffering. In the case of Miss Rosetta Boaz, of 51 Liverpool street, Wanganui, after suffering severely with anaemia during girlhood she found a complete cure in Dr Williams' Pink' Pills. " For nearly four years I suffered with anosmia," said Miss Boaz. " I had not a scrap of colour in my face, and I was always tired. I grew so weak that 1 could hardly walk at all. I could not walk up the ' Avenue ' without getting an awful pain in my chest. I had it from the time I went- out until I got home. I am not afraid of work, but I got so ill that I did not care whether

I did my work or not. I suffered awfully with headaches. To make matters worse I could not sleep. Even when I dozed off I usually woke with/ my heart palpitating like mad. and a feeling that something was going to. happen. My blood was so poor that it- could not circulate properly. I felt myeelf getting weaker every day. I ~ went to a .doctor, but his medicine did not do me- the least bit of good. Then I decided to give Dr Williams' Pink £ills a trial, and- do you know that before I had finished the first box .1- felt a lot better. After that every dese put new life into me/ and five' boxes put me into the very best of health. Now I am as strong as ever I was."