A CRACK CYCLIST.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11314, 8 March 1900, Page 3

A CRACK CYCLIST.

INJURED WHILST TRAINING-. "It was some 14- months ago," said Mr. J. 6. Slight, tho crock Marlon cyolis* to a special reporter, " that I found I was unequal to riding my bicycle. I was very sorry to lay it aside,. but had no help for it. I felt internal pains when riding, and suffered greatly from nervousness and weakness. I was unablo to sleep properly, ate little, and altogether was in a poor way. I consulted several dootors who prescribed and ordored liniments, but I obtained little relief. I bad evidently strained some internal organ, and my stomach appeared disorganised. One day I read in the paper 'a testimonial given by an athlote who had been cured by Dr. Williams' pink pills ; and ' whose case had been much worso than mine, so'l gave them a trial." "What result did you experience?" " I havo been better ever since," was tno ready reply. "Tho first box brought a great improvement, and threo boxes completely cured me. All nervousness and unpleasant internal symptoms havo left me and I can do a 20 mile ride on my bike and enjoy it. Manual work which previously I could not perform, now does not affoct me in the least.' Athletes in all parts of tho world have given testimonials to Dr. Williams' pink pills, for they find in them a ready and permanont euro. This is due to their tonic action on the blood and nerves. They purify the- blood, retone tho nerves, and eliminate tho foundations cf disonse. Tims they euro consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, dysentery, dyspepsia, insomnia, erysipelas, rickets, skin diseasos, effeots of fovers and ague, antemia ladies' ailments, cto. . Sold by chemists and storekeepers, and by the Dr. Williams' Medioine Company, Wellington, three shillings per box— mind you ask for Dr. Williams'. Bo suro the full name is printed in red ink on the white wrapper. Substitutes cannot bonefit you, but may cause incalculable harm.