■-. ISSTIBLV J[ J9LJML F^a=n^r -'Wj ' 2 A Lady's Candid and Interesting Explanation. Mra. "Francis King is tho bright and intelligent wife of a well known and highly respected farmer of Otara, Fortroso, Invcrcargill. In response to inquiries as to a report that she had been cured ot rheumatism by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, Mrs. King gave the following particulars:—" About eight years ago I beeamo subject to attacks of severe headaches, and later on, to indigestion, so that J had to diet myself most carefully. My blood had undoubtedly become impoverished. Some time later I was afflicted with excruciating, gnawing pains in ray hands and limbs, and as time went on, the agony increased until every bone in my body ached. My hands became bent and deformed, so that 1 had not the fu'H'uso of them. Ono of my legs was so' greatly affected as to make me lame, and finally I became n complete cripple. My husband and friends said it was pitiful to see me, for the agony I suffered was .so intense that Iscreamed aloud. Four doctors who attended me during my illness diagnosed my case m rheumatism, but notwithstanding their skilful treatment the rheumatism did not leave me. My husband, at different times, purchased for" me; many advertised remedies, and indeed we tried everything we heard of, but with the same unsatisfacjt^«y result. Then through reading of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People and the onres which they had effected, ho bought me a box. The contents of this benefited me 1 considerably, so another lot was purchased for me. After taking them the paius cased down, and 1 was able to got about a little better. I continued taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills until I had no further need for ' the**, being completely cured. Every trace of rheumatism has vanished, and after being an utter «"PP le for utx years, lam now as strong and active as any woman in the district. To Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Jt»aJo People alono 1 owe my wonderful recovery, so I will always strongly recommend them."
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 146, 21 June 1901, Page 6
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