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Inangahua Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1358, 1 November 1897, Page 4

«MY BLESSING IS WITH THE PKOPRIETORS." The Heartfelt Remark of a Lady Cured of Rheumatism of Fourteen Years' Standing by Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. (From the JSiathmal Adiocate.) Mrs Kenny, a lady now G2 years of age, resides with her son at the corner of Rassell and William street?, Ba'.hurst. Having heard that a marvellous cure h?d through the medium of (he world, renowed Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, recently been effected in her own case, a reporter from thp National Advocate was hastily despatched to elicit details. Her story is an interesting one, and Mrs Kenny was anxious to give it publicity, so that sufferers might benefit by her experience. We will give t the ca3e exactly as stated : — "My name is Amelia Kelly. Inm a widow, and liye with ray two sons here. For me last 14 years I have been t, sufferer from chronic rheumatism, and the pains I have suffered defy description. I first contracted this frightfully painful disease through living in a damp house. I was living in Sydney until 18 months ago, when I c&ire to Bathur3t, and the torture I endured in both cities drove me to the verge of madness. The pains, thougL they came on gradually at first, in a lew months became terrible; they lodged "in thy body and legp, and also attacked my right shoulder and arm. It seemed as if mad dogs we;e tearing the flesh off my bones. After a time I became io deplorably run down that I could neither wa'k, slepp, eat, nor do anything else but lie in a comatose state. I tried doctor after doctor, aod fpent a mint of money on medicines of all sorts (Mrs Kennys' 6on here showed the reporter the stock of empty bottle?, and they have nearly filled a chemist's shop). I could not get even temporary relief frcm anything I took ; in fact, some of ihe stuff I used mado me worse, and occasioned me excruciating pain. All my neighbours here can tell you what 1 have suffered. I u*ed to be screaming out at night, and the police were on several occasions attracted by my cries ; but I could not help myself, and, in fact, I wished I ceuld bavo died then and there. "About tbis time I heard of Dr William*' Pink Pills for Pale People. I hail tried so many reputed remedies that one more would not eeem amiss, so I docided to give them a trial. And I am glad I did so, for I have taken them with tbe greatest possible benefit. Thanks to them, I am a different woman now from what I was a little time ago, aud feel well, happy, and have plenty of energy." " They certainly have done you a gruat deal of good then, Mrs Kenny ?" " My word they have," replied that lady. "They are a splendid remedy ; in fact, I believe them tbe best on eartb, nnd my blessing •istvith the proprietors. They are trnly wonderlul; thete is nothing to come near them." "Then you enn recommend them to all people suffering as you have done ?" "I would recommend them to the many sufferers in this world." Mrs Kenny's son then said that his mother had not been able to walk at nil without a crutch, which she had always had to keep with her, but since taking Dr Willmms' Pink Pills for Pale People she has been walking without any assistance whatever. She now requires neither crutcb, nor stick, nor anythingelprf. Dr Williams' Pink Pills are obtainable from all leading 1 chemists, or from the Dr Williams' Med : cine Co., Wellington. N.Z., who will forward (post paid), on receipt of stamps or post order, one box for 35., or half a dozen for 15a 9d. They positively cure rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago t neuralgia,, and influenza's evil alter effects, and are n specific lor all disease? of women such, »b acsemia, poor and watery blood, female irregularities, nervous headache, and hysteria. They are not a puro;a«i live medicioe, but brace up an^ permanently strengthen the whole Hystem. Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People are not a patent medicine, but are a thoroughly scientific preparation, the result of years ol careful etudy on tbe part ol an eminent Edinburgh University physician, and they were successfully used by him in his everyday practice for years before being 1 offered for general sale.

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