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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1366, 17 February 1912, Page 9

P A Bad Case of St. Vitus' Dance. fmggMb A distressing case of St. Vitus' Dance —one of the worst they had ever seen, gaid the hospital doctors where the little sufferer was an inmate, has been cured by llpr Dr Williams' Pink Pills. These pills are recommended in complaints caused by If® weak or watery blood or run down nerves, and they have in a great many instances | received very high endorsation from the medical profession. The cure of this case fMm^wssr' WmMill of St. Vitus' Dance is a striking example of their tonic action to cure even the most eerious nervous disorders. St. Vitus' Dance occurs when the nerves of young 1 i hpeople become run down, the new blood which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make, I' furnish the nerves with the nourishment they need, and they are quickly restored to their proper state of tone. The patient in this case was Charlie, the eleven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. J/IMSSI®m IMW I' Im Charles Stanshall, of 65 Cooper Street, Waterloo, Sydney. Giving an account °* cure to a reporter ' sa^:_ ~" ■ mmm " Charlie was rather delicate as a child, and at last'wo noticed St. Vitus' Dane# had attacked JlfPrawiffllt nS'iff FIT' 1 I\(Jrr tl him His handß began to twitch and thon his face, and gradually it spread to ovory muscle in ■ 1 hisbody For more than six months he was this Way. I had him under a homoepathic doctor for Ivi-HTO 1 ' Will MP y four months but couldn't fiid a euro. Ho got quito helploss and had to leave school. Ho had to iH W>f / ba fed and dressed and waitod on like an infant in arms. His eyebrows and lips and mouth miiW-i IVffv f would twist and contort. At night he would struggle and could hardly bo hold down. His eyea Ww>! imifiiMla »; would look staring, and after these delerious turns he would be quito exhausted, and the psrspiration would pour off him. His shoulders and arms would jerk about and his logs twist and turn. e?sn For months he could cot walk outside of tho house. Ho was as weak as a kitten, and so nervous k w » could hardly spoak to him. Borne nights ho had to ba strapped down and giveu chloroform. lit J** Ho would tear his clothej to ribbons if ho tried to put them on. He could not speak plainly or BJ clearly Ho wasted tffl his limba were like sticks. Ho looked as if he hadn t a drop of blood in A hia veins His father usod to rub him from head to foot, and use liniments to traco hia musclos l®fj ' WJfiWl lii if and improve tho circulation, but ho showed no improvement. At the hospital where he was for a ®i J1 : Mfill 111 irhilo they said it was the worst case they had over seen. It waa a fortunate day when we triod SMi IsiMVpyrl "J Dr Williams' Pink PiUs. By tho timo he was on the second box the improvement waa marked, ! I und tho third box cured him. The twitching grew less every day. Ho began to eat and to fill out 11IU ; I PPI I and to sleep more restfully. Not a sign remains, ho can go back to school and ia at robust and if lively as any boy-thanks entirely to Dr. Williams Pink Pillb. I JMyfl D r . Williams' Pink Pills are sold by chemists and storekeepers, or sent SISSST i§T/f by mail, post paid, on receipt of of price, 3/- por box, 6 boxoa 16/6, by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd,, Wellington. I/I DR. WILLIAMS' T |M PINK PILLS. JM, fesMiid Ihe Label* ■ The Brandy covered by pi jm? , IL#S 1 ijjlj ' * I BLUE and SILVER LABEL | Pfl Iml ■ . is derived solely from grapes grown g 1 in the world-famous Cognac district jj| || of France ... .. a guarantee of || § SAFETY to the consumer. 1 Teii eepa a EV | a LUNAR and 4 AURIGA LAMPS pivo i 8 8 |\|- S anH > |Spfflra®tS ideal window light,, as well us store I 6 B»\3 W Ui I U A I'*!"! and light for all purposes, and 2\ f\ A\ times as much for tho same money as orPi „ , » < [Jul dinary incandescent lamp. Better let inv rackets %W!L Hm atsss;'- ■*"**"* if world's mmm t ™h w " es < 1L VVUf\L,L/O WM CLim Tot,rSU m m cron n B . 1 ,tPSWI BLAIE STKHET (Courtciiay Place). iST POUSH l&jjiF*