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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10000, 22 March 1910, Page 6

To Be Mil This Girl's Friends Gave up Hope.

Fainted Almost Every Day 3 Hospital Treatment. She Tells how She was Cured. j The most direct way of treating j Anaemia or bloodlessness, /is to in- i crease the biood supply. That cures j the root of the whole trouble. When j the blood supply is increased there is no longer Anaemia and of course no longer the symptoms dependent on Anaemia such as pale, ghastly complexion, indigestion, headaches, backaches, constant tired feeling and neart palpitation. The reason Dr. Williams' Pink Fills have cured so many cabes of Anaemia, so promptly is because they assist in the formation of new blood. There is nothing round about in their action. They start directly to make up the deficient blood supply. The case published below was a bad one. So bad that the young lady's friends thought she was dying and the minister used to see her often, thinking the same thing, "iou see they can cure some of the worse cases. The, following are the sufferer's own words: —

''l was always very healthy, but one day 1 pave myself a strain." said Mr? Esta Tanguey, 15 Dale street, Sydney, "and that night I vomited a great deal of blood. From then I began to fall away. I'd have a craving for tood and as soon as I swallowed a little I'd bring it all up again, and th§n I'd start to voinit blood. My mother got quite alarmed at the quantity that used to come up. For weeks I'd live on peptonized milk. I hardly dare tak • anything solid, but I had be t ;f and milk pudding, and such lifcht things. 1 got pitiably thin. fclv clothes just hung on me. As to colour, I was like a corpse. There was hardly a morning when I did not faint on getting up and monei would have to stand by and help «>e out of bed. 1 was a complete invalid. I'd be helped on to a lounge am taken out into the sun for a few hours. 1 never slept well unl s? I took a sleeping draught. My m«Jth~r looked on me as dying. I was terribly down hearted. My hands were waxy and transparent. Mother had to wait on me hand and fcot. The Minister would come and see me, thinking I wasn't long for this world. I felt so wretched that I hated to see my friends come to inquire after me. I took ill when I was seventeen, ana I was suffering till I was twentythree. I went to two Hospital?, but I got no lasting good. Then a lady friend of my sister advised JDr. Williams' Pink Pills. I didn't feel a scrap of benefit till I had reached the third box. Soon I , could eat a little solid food and keep it down, doon everyone could see the improvement in me for themselves. I looked less ghastly and my cheeks grew plumper, and I could feel my strength coming back every day, I began to sleep well at night and began to wish to go out and enjoy each day as other girls did. Every dose of.Dr. Williams' Pink Pills made me feel stronger. I began to help mother instead of her waiting on me. At last I was completely cured, and I am indeed very gateful."

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make the good, red bloorl that women at all ages need to keep them well, happy and attractive., Sold by all dealers (but insist on having the genuine pills, for substitutes never cure). If in doubt send to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australaisa, Ltd.; Wellington, 3s one box, six boxes 16s 6d.

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