CRIPPLE ON CRUTCHES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 177, 26 July 1907, Page 3

CRIPPLE ON CRUTCHES.

Mrs. S. E. Todd, Gisborne Three Doctors Tried to Cars Her SCIATICA. Every Treatment Useless Save One, DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS Drove tlie Disease Out of Her Blood. Never able to get about again without crutches —that's what the doctors told Mrs. S. E. Todd when Sciatica had her a helpless cripple. Yet to-day she is an active business woman, well-known by her Bakery in Gladsone-road. Gisborne. And it wasn't liniments that cured her, and it Wasn't doctors' medicine—lt was nothing bnt Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. They worked this great cure for Mrs. Todd In the very same simple way that they root ont all diseases arising from poor blood and unstrung nerves—by actually making new blood.

And it's a truth worth repeating that where strong, rich, healthy blood abounds there is little room for disease of any kind; little room for complaints like anaemia, indigestion, debility, headaches, biliousness, nervousness, backaches, Sidney and liver trouble, paralysis, rheumatism, and sciatica that make the lives of so many men, "women, and children a misery and a burden. If you want to be well, keep your blood well—and the beet medicine to help you do that is Dr. Williams' Pink Pill/.

"A sharp, burning palu shot like a Bash through my thigh one winter evening. That was my first taste of Sciatica," said Mrs. Todd. "Next morning one leg was so »tm" that I had to be lifted out of bed. My muscles were all pulled tight. I was laid up nearly two months, and suffered more than I thought I could live through. If 1 moved my leg. a hot, burning pain Uashed along my nerves and muscles. The pain of moving mc from the bed to the lounge made mc scream. At my best. I could only sit behind the counter of my shop, or limp about on crutches. The doctors said that 1 had chronic Sciatica, and would be a cripple for Ilfe.

"I had heen crippled like this for a year before Mrs. Kite, of Palmerston North, told mc how Dr. Williams Pink Pills had cured others just as bad. After what the doctors said, I would net believe that I conid oe cured by swallowing pills. But Mrs. Kite explained that Dr. Williams Pink fills actually made new blood. 'New Blood,' she said, 'is a better medicine than all the drugs in the colony.' At lastj to please my friend, I promised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. "It was not a case of faith cure," added Mrs. Todd, "for I had no faith in them, l felt it was so foolish to waste money ou any more medicine that I never let Mr. Todd know I was taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. After the third box every one that came into the shop told mc how much better I looked. I could feel the new blood racing through my veins, and gradually driving out the disease.

"One Sunday morning I surprised my husband by walking round the table without my crutches. I was as proud as a peacock, and Mr. Todd could hardly believe his eyes. In my delight, I let the cat out of the bag. I owned up that I had been taking: Etf. Williams' Pink Pills for nearly seven weeks. 'Well," he said, "they've done more ror you in seven weeks than all the doctors could have done in seven yoars.' Alter that I grew stronger every Gay. I threw my crutches, away for good, _nd _avo had grand health ever since."

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers, or sent post free by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington, at 3/ a box, six boxes 10/6. Write for hiotft as to diet, etc.