The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-02-13
WHY RED BLOOD MEANS HEAL TIL.
Because it Ensures an Abundant Supply
of Oxygen.

How DR.. Williams Pink Pills Make the
Blood Rich and Red and Enable it to Alb
sorb Oxygen, the Great Supporter of Life
In no disease is delay or neglect more
dangerous than in an8mia, or poverty of
the blood. 1t is common in young girls and
in persons who are overworked or confined
within doors and makes its approach In SO
stealthy manner that it is often well-de-
veloped before its presence is recognized.
In anama there is rapid reduction of
the red corpuscles. These corpuscles are
the oxygen carriers in the blood and they
also give it its red color. That is why red
blood is healthy blood. AS every one
knows, the body cannot live without oxygen
and as the red corpuscles become more and
more reduced and the supply of oxygen be-
comes correspOndingly less, health becomes
impaired.
toms of languor, paleness of lips, cheeks
aud gums, dull eyes, loss of appetite, short
ness of breath and palpitation of the heart
upon the slightest exertion, appear. If neg
lected the disease slowly and gradually
progresses until hope of recovery is gone.
But taken in time the disease is readily cur
able, the specific being tonic medicine
which increases the number of red blood
corpuscles thus enabling the blood to carry
the life-giving oxygen to all the tissues of
| the body. Such tonic is DR.. Williams
Pink Pills. These pills have had unbound
ed success in curing this stubborn disease
because of this wonderful property. The
cure of apamia by DR.. Williams Pink Pills
is as certain as anything in medical science
Miss E. Rae BoyingtOn, of "a Carroll
street, FreepOrt, H., Deputy Circuit Clerk
of Stephenson county for the past five years.
was cured of anama after suffering for
three years and she willingly tells Of her
case for the benefit of those similarly affiict-
ed.
81 became sick with an8ma", she saws,
during my senior year in the High school
and think it was caused by over-study and
anxiety to pass my examinations so that
could graduate. l became very pale, had
but little blood and no strength whatever
| grew dizzy and was hysterica at times.
| was not confined to my bed but many
days could not sit up. After several months
my physician took me out of school, but
under his treatment | was helped only tenn
porarily, for one day would feel better and
the next worse. l finally returned to school
and took only enough studies to keep me
for half day and again l was unable to
stand the strain. l was very discouraged
and, as in nearly three years had grown no
better, had about given up hope of getting
well
"When DR.. Williams Pink Pills were
recommended to me by a friend immedi-
atey bought box, although laughed some
at the idea of taking them. l was soon sur
prised at my returning strength and the
amount of red blood | was getting took
several boxes of the pills and they certainly
| did wonders for me. Since taking them 1
| have never been sick nor consulted doctor.
l have plenty of color and can conscientious
| ly say that have DR.. Williams Pink Pills
to thank for my splendid health during the
| past five years."
helpful booklet "Diseases of the Blood"
giving more information about anamia will