Fell in DECLARATION, © a Faint while at his Employment. © Was taken to the Hospital—After Developments that will interest many others. . © Tho following declaration was made by Mr James Holloway, a well-known Sydney worldng-man. “Dr 'Williams' Pink Pills cured me of Indigestion after other treatments had failed, and I strongly recommend anyone suffering with the same complaint to give them a fair trial.” Mr Holloway was very emphatic in his opinion about this medicine, when a reporter called on him to get the details of his reported cure. “ Had I known what I know now I wouldn’t have gone on suffering week after week,” •he declared. Mr Holloway's case has attracted a good deal of attention amongst those who know him, as ho was an employee at a large brick-making plant at Granville, where he became bo bad one day that he fell down, unconscious and his matea took him in a cab to Prince Alfred Hospital. “My appetite left me,” he said, “in fact the' eight of food made me ill, and I became weaker and weaker daily. Sometimes in desperation I would force myself to eat, to try and get a little strength, but I would pay the penalty. I had bouts of belching; violent pain in tho stomach and around the heart. My tongue would be dry and furred and I would have a bad taste in my mouth. I had violent headaches and sometimes bad attacks of vomiting. I improved some at the Hospital and returned home, but eoon became bad. One doctor treated me for ulcerated stomach and another said I had Catarrh of the stomach. As I didn't improve under either I got very despondent and anxious. Happily a pamphlet concerning Dr Williams’ Pink Pills came into my possession, and I resolved to give thorn a trial, although I had but little faith. To my great surprise, however, before I had taken two boxes of pills I felt I had at last found tho right medicine for my case. Not only could I enjoy my food, for I hod. acquired a very healthy appetite but it was giving mo the nourishment I so much, needed. _ I was feciing a new man. I persovered with the pills which I know had given me new life until I had taken seven boxes and as I have not had any return symptoms, but the very best of health, I can truthfully say Dr Williams Pink Pills cured mo of Indigestion. ’ Mr Holloway is at present living at 65, Bay Street, Glebe, Sidney. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are a blood maker and nerve tonic, and' are recommended only in diseases that depend on a run-down condition of the blood and nerves, such as Antemia. Indigestion. Rheumatism, Sciatica and Neuralgia. Price 3s a box, G boxes 16s 6d, of all dealers or from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. of Australasia, Ltd., Wellington. ' I9BB
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16357, 29 September 1913, Page 5
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502Page 5 Advertisements Column 5 Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16357, 29 September 1913, Page 5
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