A CYCLIST UNNERVED.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 31, Issue 9220, 8 June 1900, Page 1

A CYCLIST UNNERVED.

ACCIDENT WHILST TRAINING. . At the pretty township, of Marton,, 'in- the l Kangitikeii district, ■which is. noted for its fine country aud lev-cll | roads, resides Mr J. G. Slight, a welUjknown cycling enthusiast.. |i. " Some fourteen months ago," said! Mr Slight, to'our reporter,-." whilsttraining on the track 1 had the misfortune to hurt myself internally, aiu i accident which, completely unnerved: me. The least excitement., or. noiseand exhausted me and T was. •too weak.to.iidu. I had fco retire froni> | the track. I could, not even, walk orjride a horse without experiencing a., (sickening. sensation, in my stomach,,, and a pain in my side.. Several doctors prusoribecL medicine and liniiments, but I obtained little relief. One day I read of an athlete who had; been cured by Dr Williams' pink-pills, and whose csise was worse than mine, jl bought a box and felt greatly imgrovediaft er taking its contents. Three r boxes completely cured me. I now ride my machine as well as formerly, and have no fear of breaking down, when training." Amongst the nervous disorders , which Dr.- Williams' pink pills havocured are Sb Vitus' dancry paralysis,, locomotor ataxia, hysteria, neural gin,, nervous headache, sciatica..&c.; but, [jit is only the-genuine pill with the full I name in red ink on the pink outside|i wrapper, that 1 effect &■ cure. They may be had, post free, from the Dr • Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington,, three shillings per box, six boxes sixteen and six, and from chemists and —But mind' you ask forDr Williams'.