TROUBLE ON A FARM

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 171, 20 July 1903, Page 3

TROUBLE ON A FARM

From Church-road, Taradale, liawke's Bay, comes a report of serious trouble at Henry Harrison's farm. Mr Harrison is a native of Lincolnshire, and came to Hawke's Bay thirty-seven years ago. Since then, as a farmer and contractor, he has established a high reputation for honesty, industry and plain speaking. Some time back, however (says the "Napier Daily Telegraph") Mr Harrison was attacked with influenza, and Dr. Williams' pink pills alone brought him back to robust health. "influenza drained all my strength away/ said he. "It left me full of aches and pains and wretched weakness. My blood was poor and impure, and my lungs too feeble to fight against the cold. Then L cauo-ht bronchitis and asthma. My chest was"racked with a terrible eoug'i.They could hear me coughing all over the farm. Sometimes I could hardly breathe. Often it was impossible for me to work. I was too weak to lift a spade—and. the doctors could not cure me." Then, however, Mr Harrison read that Mr John Collins, of Foxton, and others had used Dr. Williams' pink pills to fight off bronchitis, hay fever, asthma, pneumonia, pleurisy, consumption, decline, debility, anaemia, indigestion, neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatism, and other lingering after - effects ot influenza. And so Mr Harrison decided to try the same bloodbuilding and nerve-toning remedy. "Well," said he, "six and a half boxes made me strong and well again. They simply swept away every impurity from my system, and made new, rich blood for me. They strengthened my heart and lungs and chest like magic. Now I have a hearty appetite and sleep soundly. Indeed/ laughed Mr Harrison, "I haven't a trouble, and 1 work about the farm from morn till night."