TERRIBLE FALL FROM A HORSE.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10988, 11 June 1901, Page 3

TERRIBLE FALL FROM A HORSE.

Our V. oodville corespondent has sent u» the particulars of a terrible accident which happened to Mr S, J. Morgan, » young man of Swenty-tonr, residing at Palmerston road, Woodville. Whilst out riding m the bush, his ho-se stumbled and bo was thrown heavily against a bank of earth, his leg being severely jammed between the embankment and the horse - * body. When speaking of the matter to a reporter, Mr Morgajn siid: — "Tho immediate results of my accident were not nearly ao severe as its alter results. At

first, I felt only a tingling pain, in my leg. ■which, however, was much swollen. But, later on, there was ample evidence that' my system had received ft severe shock. My health was completely tmdermined. I became thm and low spirited, lost my appetite, and sometimes even the appearance of food turned mc quite sick, both my blood and nerves seemed out of order. I underwent medical treatment, but without obtaining ft cure. _ Later on, I read how some chronic cases of ill-health had been cured by Dr. Williams' pink pills for pale people, so I began taking them, and, as I continued with them. I gradually improved, snffered less pain and grew stronger, until at last, by careful perseverance, I was able to discontinue them. Ifi'l should ever be in need of a medioii— again. I should certainly take Dr. Williams' pink pills, which I recommend most heartily." Many ailments pronouniced incurable by doctors, and which ordinary methods of treatment have failed to relieve, have been again and again cured by Dr Williams' pink pills. By enriching the blood, toning up the nerves, and strengthening the spine, they grab—ally restore good health and energy; th.ey also core consumption of the bowels and lungs, weak heart, bronchitis, rheumatic gont. rheumatism, sciatica, neuragia, dyspepsia, insomnia, skin diseases, poor circulation (causing cold feet, etc.) They axe an excellent ladies' padicine; by promoting regular health, they induce a clear and rosy complexion"! Sold by chemists and storekeepers, and by the Dr. Williams' Med—tine Co., Old Custom House street, Wellington .three shillings per box, si* bores sixteen and six, post free. Dr. Williams' *pink ptfia have by their genuine -worth earned the amfidence of the public.