A Fortunate Decision

Bruce Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3104, 3 October 1899, Page 7

A Fortunate Decision

— <& During our lives mosi of us are called upon now and again to give a decision; or to decide something for ourselves, which materially iufluences the cource of oar future lives. Jusb suoh nn experience was that of Mr David Giddens, of Btury'a Bay. Several months ago, he found himseif called upon to make a decision materially affecting his future. Time being limited, and Mr Giddens a man of keen perception, his mind was soon made up. That his j deciaion was a good one can be gathered from the following letter which he has written concerning his good fortune:-—" Just two years ago when 21 years of age I began te expeience pains in my legs, j and later on in my hip and back. Sciatica and lumbago were my complaints, and so severe was the agony I suffered, that night after night I could not sleep. I was for two years in this condition. Then I read of Dr. Williams' pink pills for pale people, aud I heard they were good for sciatica, and the question came for me to decide as to whether [ should try them or not. I decided to do so, and am now cured. Before I had finished two boxes I found myself improved, and another couple cured me completely. I have absolute freedom from pain now, and can bend my back without any ill result. Being freed from sciatica I can sleep well, and thus have regained my bodily strength and activity. No remedy, in my estimation, can possibly compete witb Dr Williams' pink pills as a cure for sciatica and lumbago for I know of several others living near Berry's Bay, who have also been cured." If you, also, are suffering you had better decide at once to s-ive Dr Williams' pink pills a trail. They have cured many thousands, and will probably cure you, too. For comsumption, paenmonia, diphtheria, rheumatism, neuralgia, weak heart, nervoua troubles, laidies' ailments, indigeston, headachs, anaemia, debility, paralysis, ect., they are unequalled. There are many imitations, all of which are useless and injurious. When buying be sure you get the genuine wich all seven words — Dr Williams' pink pilla for pale people — printed in red ink on the piuk oudside wrapper. Price, three shillings per box, _ix boxes for sixteen and sixpence. Obtainable from all chemists and storekeepers, and from the Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Wfciling'on, S.Z., who will dispatch them post frte, on receipt of a-tnount.