xe The demands made by nature or a woman's system render her liable to anaemia. Few ailments are so common, and yet, if neglected, so far reaching in their ill-effect The anaemic woman is generally weak and thin and subject to headaches and back pains. Loss of weight is a common symptom, whilst insomnia further undermines her health.
Nervousness, poor appetite and depression afford further evidence of an impoverished condition of the blood, and unless something is done to arrest the decline permanent ill-health will result.
For those who suffer like this there isa remedy which has proved the. special friend of women all the world over, it is Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. 'These' pills create plentiful supplies rich, new blood and thereby inqigorate the whole system. For anaethie; ailing women, and men too, there -nothing ' more efficacious than a course of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, Erich the blood, strengthen the nerves.
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