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Evening Star, Issue 14186, 11 October 1909, Page 7

Legs Arms were Limp and Useless* —--- ■» Carried About and Fed i : !ie i Qsdy—Completely curo. : bv Dir, XViliiarnc’ pink 1' is generally regarded as incurable. It certainly presents the greatest difficulties to the medical man than possibly any otjipr disease. The percentage of complete recovery is very small. Notwithstanding this, there have been some very renwjrkable cures of the complaint, by Dr n d!lams’ Pink Pills. A most wonderful cure of Locomotor Ataxia, the severest forai of paralysis, a _ number of years ago in Oanackj, a case independently invest!gated by a score of ne'.vspo’perG, gave these pills fame throughout the world! Lately at Newcast lu there has been a rema rkahle cure of Paralysis, as a result of a course of these Pills. The case concerns little Constance Spears, whose picture we give, daughter of Mrs Spears of Milton street, Hamilton. Mrs Spears mado the following statement to a reporter; “ Soon after Constance turned ten' she was afflicted, with pains all oyer her body. Soon she .1 • „ . , , cpuld hardly eat a tlnng. .Tier right leg and right am became useless. She was in bed one dav and up the next. She conld not walk. W’o had to eany her about Like a baby. She grew «, thin that she was just like a skeleton. Kneumatiiim came in her fingers and =v> r> wed to swell all over, oyen to her face Her fingers were alt drawn up. No one knows the pain she suffered. She could do ncthipg for heiself. She couldn’t even turn m bed. TTie neighbors all know how ill_ she was. The doctor gave h er up twice, Ho did Mi he could for her, but still sh® was Sot cured. She was tended to nigbt and day At last, through reading a little girl had been cured bv Dr Wff Sams’ Pinjr HilLs. I deeded to give them to Unstarme, g,no| got some from Mr Donyld, in Mooter (Street. I gave ’her half a tail ai*cr each meal. They did ter so much good that I increased the dose to one pill mwl: The ifiiprpyement they made in her wonderful- Before she started them phe could not sleep, was all nerves, and didn’t appear to have anv blood In her body, {fight after nidit I have been np with her. No words “could give an idea of how ill she was. I never thought to see hey aliye to-day. If it hadn’t been for Dr Williams’ Pink Pills she would liave been lying in Sandgata now. They «BfTed her life. I can’t say enough in pxaue pt them. My daughter here can also W 1 you of the pitiable plight that ConfApop was in, and Comstance herself can toilyou that what 1 say is true.” , T,^ ni , c treatTn «Jt with Dr Williams’ Pink Pills by building np the blood so that it can nourish and strengthen the weakened nervous system has made hundreds m tbg most severe nervocs dis•rwirg. : Dr W.iHiaW Pink Pill# are sold bv all I deafens in medicine, or'sent by mad ’post i fW, m receipt of price, per box, six 1 bfto lot 4a 6d, by tge Dr Wffliafnfi’ Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., wMliag-