'MY BLESSING IS THE PROPRIETORS.'
THE HEARTFELT REMARK OF I LADY CURED OF RHEUMATIS: ‘I OF FOURTEEN YEARS’ STANI TNG BY DR WILLIAMS’ PIN: } PILLS FOB PALE PEOPLE. j (From the ‘ National Advocate,’ T Bathurst), 1 Mrs Kenny, a lady now 62 years ( - age, resides with her son at the coim 3 of Bussell and William street , Bathurst. Having heard that ' marvellous cure had, through th i’ medium of the world-renowned E i Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale Peoph , recently been effected in her ow - case, a reporter from the ‘Nations 3 Advocate ’ was hastily despatched t : elicit details. Her story is an intei ; estiug one, smd Mrs Kenny was quit l anxious to give it publicity, so tha > sufferers might benefit by her expen ; ence. We will give the case exactl; > as stated ; ‘My name is Amelia Kelly. lai 1 a widow, and live with my two son ■ here. For the last 14 years I hav ! been a sufferer from chronic rheu i matism, and the pains I have suffere [ defy description, I first contracte s this frightfully painful disease throng! t living in a damp house, I was livin i in Sydney until 18 months ago, whe; i > 1 came to Bathurst, and the torture • endured in both cities drove me to th ; verge of madness. The pains, thougi * they came on gradually at first,, in ’ few months became terrible ; the, ; d in my body and legs, and als at ek'd my right shoulder and arm It seem d as if mad dogs were tear ing'he flesh <ff my bones, j ftei ; ; time I became so deplorably rui ■ down that I could neither walk, sleep : eat, nor do anything else but lie in i eomatose state. [ tried doctor afte doctoi', and spent a mint of money oi medicines of all sorts (Mrs Kenny’ son here showed the reporter th 1 stock of empty bottles, and the;; would have nearly filled a chemist’ shop). I could not even get tempo rary relief from anything I took ; it fact, some of the stuff made me worse and occasioned me excruciating pain All my neighbours here can tell yoi what I have suffered. I used to hi screaming out during all the lon< hours of many a night, and the polici were on several occasions attracted b; my cries ; but I could not help myself and, in fact, I wished I could hav< died then and there. ‘ About this time I heard of Hi Williams’ Pink Pols for Pale People I had tried so many reputed remedies that one more would not seem amiss so I decided to give them a trial And I’m glad I did sc, for 1 have taken them with the greatest possibh benefit. Thanks to them, I am t different woman now from what 1 was a little time ago, and feel well happy, and have plenty of energy. ‘ They certainly have done you t gi’eat deal of good then, Mrs Kenny' ‘ My word they have,’ replied thaf lady. ‘ They are a splendid remedy in fact, I believe them the best or earth, and my blessing is with tin proprietors. They are truly wonderful ; there is nothing to come near them.’ * Then you can recommend them tc all people suffering as you have done 1' ‘ I would recommend them to the many sufferers in this world,’ Mrs Kenny’s son then said that his mother bad not been able to walk at all without a cratch, which she had always had to keep with her, but since taking Pr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People she has been walking without any assistance whatever. She now requires neither crutch, stick, nor anything else. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are obtainable from all leading chemists, or from the Pr Williams’ Medicine Co., Wellington, N.Z., who will forward (post paid), or, receipt of stamps or post or lei no ‘> 'x for 3s, or half a dozen to 90. Thin positively cure, rheumatism, so.anc .. umbago, neuralgia, and i fluenziV. evil after-effects, and specific for all diseases of women such, as anaemia, poor and watery blood, female irregularities nervous headache, and hysteria They are not a purgative medicine, but brace up and permanently strengthen the whole system. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for piale people are not a patent medicine, but are a thoroughly scientific preparation, the result of years of careful study on the part of an eminent Edinburgh University physician, and they were successfully used by him in his everyday practice for years before being offered for general sale.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 1842, 12 November 1897, Page 2
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