AN INTERESTING EPISODE.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 54, 5 March 1900, Page 6

AN INTERESTING EPISODE.

Mr A. J. Stokes, the Devenporti; (Tas.) correspondent of the "Launceston Telegraph" and the "HobartJ Mercury," tells of an interesting epi« sode in the life of Mrs Richard Mun« day for 40 years a resident of the. district. "Recently," relates ■ Mil Stokes, "Mrs Munday called at my|/ store looking so unusually happy) that I asked her the reason. * "Well," she replied, "I have everyi";.' cause to be happy, for I am how ia perfect health after fpurteen years of suffering. At one time I Avas so weak and ill that I could scarcely do my; houseAA'ork, and so nervous that I al* i ways went to the paddock where myjH husband was at work rather than bet. left alone. Later on I became sub* ject to periodical fits. I ate sparing" ly, as to take a good meal caused indigestion, pain and sickness. I Ava3 also unable to obtain' refreshing, sleep at night and became weaker and weaker. Several doctors treated me, and I entered a hospital, bit.," without any apparent relief. I Avas induced to give Dr. Williams' pinkj pills for pale people a trial with then result that I noAv feel a new person, and have not had a fit for tAvelve months. • I can eat anything Avithoiit suffering from indigestion." Mr Stokes asked permission to send Mrs Munday's story for publication and she willingly acceded. As Dr.i. Williams' pink pills are a nerve tonic;: and blood builder they naturally re-: i move all nervousness and debility..; By acting upon the cause of the disease (not on the symptoms) tlieyjcure dyspepsia, insomnia, dysentery,t ; consumption, scrofula, eczema, para- ; lysis, locomotor ataxia, vital losses, ■ ladies troubles, etc. Dr. Williams'.; pink pills are sold by all chemists! and storekeepers—but mind you ask., for Dr. Williams'. Copies of Tas-;. manian testimonials A.-ill be posted free to all inquirers.