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A STORY CONCERNING TWINS

At the foot of Cherry Tree Hill, Ilford, near Mudgee (N.S.W.) is the residence of Mr and Mrs Cosier and family. Mrs Cosier is 36 years of age and the mother of seven children, the youngest a fine pair of twin girls— Annie and Bella now fifteen months °*d. Tlie story told by Mrs Cosier to a. “Mudgee Guardian” representative win no doubt prove interesting to Australian mothers.

“Some time ago,” said Mrs Cosier, “I had to sit up night after night with one of the twins, as she was very ill. The strain of constant nursing proved too much for me, and when she recovered I seemed to nave nd> bicod in my veins and no strength in my body; I became so weak and ill that I had to be carried from room to room. At last I was so paralysed that I could not turn in bed without assistance, and when I .was moved I suffered almost unendurable pam. I could not turn my head owing to the stiffness of my neck, and the nerves of my face were so drawn up that it was a torture to speak a lew words. Despite remedies I remain'd in this state until I commenced Dr Wil•hams pink pills. I followed tlie d rertions carefully, and after taking two boxes my appetite slowly improved and tne pains were not- so severe- I continued'with the pills until I used a few more boxes, by which time I was up and about. I am now strong and active and quite free from any ' ( f my former troubles. Dr. Williams’ pink pills are alone responsible for n’ c unplcte recovery.”

M>°ye is no unusual experience. Dr Williams’ pink pills give new -blood in every dose, and with this new blood, vvmen is new life, coursing through the veins - , ail weakness and disease disappears; the fortified, system throws off rheumatism, sciatica, St. Vitus' dance, fits and nervous disorders; liver sluggishness, indigestion, backache, and the ailments of ladies vanish; paralysis ‘l nd locomotor ataxia- are kept at bay.' Williams’ pink pills; are sold bv and storekeepers, and by the j {ftA^ha^ r Mpdiqine..Co. > /Wellington, unfee shillings per box, six boxes'* sixteqn and six postMree/J Vt-i;i|effdKf*V instruction about your case.

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New Zealand Mail, 29 November 1900, Page 62

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A STORY CONCERNING TWINS New Zealand Mail, 29 November 1900, Page 62

A STORY CONCERNING TWINS New Zealand Mail, 29 November 1900, Page 62

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