A NEW SCIENTIFIC REMEDY, Only those who have suffered from Acwmia can have any idea of the fee of weakness, Iassitade and inability to nodergo exertion, whether mental of physical, which this condition indaces, As-everyone knows, it in due tos deficiency of iron in the blood as well s to a large decrease in the number of the red corpuscles which contain this all-important element for the body's welfare, It ured to be the custom to rely entirely on various preparations of iron to cure this bloodless condition, which makes the enterer thin, pale and wary looking, short of breath, dizzy, and causes palpitation, faintness, ete, etc. Iron, however, is by no means the sovereign remedy it was once believed to be, for more iron can be given. ins day than is contained in tte whole of the blood without doing-any good.
The preparation which acts like charm io improving the quality of the blood is Savatogen, as modern research has shown This tonic food, which is the most revitalising preparation ka: to Science, stimulates the blood-making gave to their utmost. The result is that the red corpuscles are mad great numbers and the vital i rapidly restored to them. his bat been stfitingly shown in innumerable cases aged 17, with 3,900,000 red blood 1905, reports this cone a git The General Practitioner,
corpuscles per cubic centimetre, after three weeks' use of Sanatogen, showed increase of 300,000 red corpuscles Ber cable centimetre." the Gear' of Boscia, writes, Fercbmin, Private
daughter, who was very nervous and spemic, has been greatly benefited by the prolonged use of Sanatogen, Her petite improved, her weight increased, and the colour of her skin became healthier."
Sanatogen may be obtained at all
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