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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10587, 19 March 1912, Page 6

THE OMB OF DEFICIENT BLOOD' The System Lacks its Chie J Defence Against Disease. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have beei ound a Sure and Speedy Means o Replenishing the Blood Supply. . 0 The gravest danger of anaemia is tho fact that t.lie system's chief defence against disease is broken down. Thin impure blood is virtually an invitation to disease. Tho blood works night and day to maintain the health and strength of the body. Any deficiency in the hood supply weakens nature's defence against disease. Anaemia is the doctor's name for loss of Mood. Its chief symptoms arc paleness and lack of energy. It attacks young girls; those recovering from acute illnesses such a,s fevers, and persons of .advanced age. Tho only cure for anaemia is an increased blood supply. Dr Williams' Pink Pills have been found to increase the blood supply of anaemic people in an astonishing way. After using them for a time, .sufferers have found the most- distressing anaemic symptoms give place to .red ciheeks, good appetite, strength and energy. ' The following ease is a typical example : "Anaemia was my great trouble when in my girlhood; it grew on me gradually." said Mrs Thomas Boyle. Munroe Street, near Sale Street, Napier. "I had a. good deal to do a.ml my strength got pulled down. My 'appetite became dreadfully poor. Some days I would Jiavo <a drink of tea and not eat a morsel. I .had soups and other nourishing things, but they had no relish for me. I became as tlnn as could be. My clothes just hung-on me. When I went, upstairs I would have to sit on the steps two or three times to get my breath. For this reason f would not go out anywhere. The doctors would turn down my eyelids, but they never isaw any blood there. Thev said I liad hardly an ounce of red'blood to drive through my heart. I went to the country for six months, but that did .me little good. I could not stand any excitement, my nerves were so unstrung. I was tired all the time My folk thought T would not pull through. I kept on slipping lower every week. The energy just seemed to drain out of me. The doctors did not seem able to cure me, and I took lots of tonics, but nothing strengthened me. At last I was persuaded to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and through them found a cure. The first box made mo feel a trifle brighter, and four boxes built me up completely. Mv health has 'been, splendid ever since. It is well to remember that it was Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and not an imitation that cured Mrs Boyle. Getting the genuine is an-.important thing in a. cure. They are sold by most chemists and storekeepers, or. will be sent direct by the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington, on receipt of price, 3s per box, six'boxes 16s 6d.

.When preparing horses to carry people to the Bulls races, Mr Duncan H. Stevens, of South Street, Feilding, .New Zealand, was kicked , on the knee by one of the animals, and could not stand for hours. He states"l immediately applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm, with wonderful results for the next day I quite recovered. I am confident that I would . have been unfitted for work only for this wonderful liniment. I am only too pleased to make this statement, for I know that those who work round horses are only too to hear of such a valuable liniment as Chamberlain's Pain Balm."—Sold by all chemists and storekeepersA word to farmers! Speaking of the results of the third Christchurch wool sale ,fche Farmers' Co-op. remarked: "The Dominion - Woollen Manufacturers' representatives were more active than at previous sales, and to a large extent the very firm values ruling for the fine were due to their influence." Isn't ohis conclusive evidence that all farmers should support the"country that sunports them. Insist on KAIAPOI Clothing and KAIAPOI Woollens.