The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-27
DR, ADDIS0N'S DESCRIPTION
 OF ANEMlA
Symptoms Clearly stated by Fa-
 nous English Physician.
CONSIDERED INcuRABLE THEN
Synopsis of a Recent Characteristic Case nt Jackson, Miss, fin Which a ThOrough Cure was Effected
 by Dr. Williams Pink Pills.

pr. Thomas Addison of London, was one of the foremost figures in the med- teal world during the past century and his description of the symptoms of am aemia will probably never be improv- ed upon. He says: Tt makes It's ap-
 proach in so slow manner that tue
 patient can hardly fix a date to the earliest feeling of languor which is shortly to become so extreme. The countenance gets pale. the whites of the eyes become pearly, the frame fiabby. There is an increased tndis- position to exertion. with an uncom- fortabIe feeling of faintness or breath Iessness in attempting 1t. The heart palpitates, the whole surface of the body presents a blanched. smooth and waxy appearance. The lips, gums snd tongue seem bloodless. the dabbiness increases, the appetite fails, extreme languor and faintness follow, breath Iessness and palpitation are produced by the most trifling exertion or emo ton and some slight swelling is prob ably perceived about the ankles. The debility becomes extreme"
 Tn Dr. Addison's time anaemia was
 regarded as hopelessly incurable and in It's chronic stage, called persistent, pernicious anemia, 1t Is stubborn in fe- sisting even modern methods. but in
 it's earlier stages it finds a ready rem edy in Dr. Williams Pink Pills and these pills have cured cases almost
 without number. But, as Dr. Addison says, the disease Is stealthy in its ap-
 proach and may be well advanced be- I fore it is detected. lon this account 1t | is advisable to begin treatment as soon
 as the first symptom is noted.
 Tn many cases anaemia follows some | form of stomach or bowel trouble. This
 was the experience of Mrs. R. Brown, I of 30S Columbus Street, Jackson, Mich.. | who says: 'I had stomach trouble | from the time I was IS years old and l this resulted in anaemia from which I
 suffered for two years. lost ICY ap- | petite, my complexion was sallow, eyes sunken and lips ,@id gums ploodiess.
 became so weak that could not I get up, and was only able to sit in a 1 chair. My friends thought I would never get we'll and I was depressed | and discouraged.
 q had doctors treat me for year, | when I gave them up, as I wasn't any | better, that I could see. Upon tho ad-
 vice of a friend I got a box of pr. ! Williams Pink Pills. although I had come to believe that no medicine could | benefit me. After taking them while
 was surprised to find they were ac- | tually helping me. I began to have
 an appetite and then picked up light i away. l am now & strong woman and 1 in the best of health. Dr. Williams l Pink Pills saved my life, and I am
 thankful and have since helped many
 sick persons by telling them about the
 pills.p
 Your druggist sells Dr. wi1ams' Pink l Pills. Every druggist does. Ordered directly they are soc. per box; six
 boxes $2.50. postpaid. on receipt of price. Send for copy of our book l on Diseases of the Blood" Address: Dr. Williams Medicine Company,
 Schenectady N. Y.