Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-05-19
THIN BLOOD, WHITE COMPLEXION


Disease and COnsumptiOn-But the
Symptoms Were Due to wstery
Blood Alone. and Disappeared
When Blood Was Enriched.
| From Presbyterian Journal, Philada Pa.
After years Of patient and intense suffer.
| ing Miss Gertrude Gilbert has recovered
her lost health, and Is to-day a rosy and
blooming specimen of young womanhood
Miss Gilbert's illness, which was Of several
years duration, was due mainly to q lack of
blood. To-day her rosy cheeks and healthy
appearance denote the grateful change
from life of l-health to one Of freedom
from all illness. When a reporter called
on her at her home, No. 1919 Glenwood
Avenue, Philadelphia, the young lady ran
lightly down the steps with all the elastic
ity of youth.
Il could not have done that eight
| months ago." she said as she seated herself
in big armchair.
''At that time" she continued, "had 1
ran down the steps as did few moments
sparkling, and vivacious furry in her
manner, Miss Gilbert asked the cause Of
the reporters visit. Upon being told that
he came to ask about her illness she said that
sne s.3 would cheerlnIiy relate her experience.
Il have been SO wonderfully benefited that
within the past eight months have grown
from mere skeleton to what you now see
had been sick for long time, when q
friend urged me to try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. Previous to this
three doctors had treated me. They dag
nosed my trouble as heart disease, together
with consumption, and prescribed accord
ingly. All this medical treatment did not
benefit me in the least. 1 was in a terrible
condition. There was scarcely any blood
left in my composition and nv friends
often told me that they thought was a
victim Of blood disease. My chief trouble
was weakness, and after laborious efforts
to get upstairs l almost went into a faint,
and on several occasions thought was 60
ing to die.
80 little blood had that my ears were
almost transparent, and my complexion
was as white as a sheet. l can scarcely de-
scribe my sensations, but after repeated
treatment by my physicians became thor
oughly discouraged.
1T was at this time that Dr. Williams
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ibis gave me encouragement, and began
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was entirely different girl In addition
TO having a suffic cicnt quantity and better
quality OF blood in my veins, / was relieved
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action which has been my chief trouble.
Ny appetite returned and was enabled to
which had never before experienced.
Several weeks ago l stopped taking the
pills. and while feel confident shall never
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