A POPULAR ACTRESS.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1511, 14 February 1901, Page 15

A POPULAR ACTRESS.

->' l ; y RAYNOR. i Few professional actresses are bettjff known. in the Commonwealth than Maude. Raynor. When a reporter caßfe'd at her residence, Russell street, Rjpatala, Alherton (S.A.), she told j|ith charming courtesy a little of her life^ “I am nineteen,!’ she said, “andjSpave already, travelled extensively.. M|||fi?st long four tools me nearly all over Jpfr.ope, i>hen I came to Australia-, and hajgfsince travelled all. over the ColoniesM But until recently, the pleasure I feKin any success I achieved, was saddenjfp by ill

health,' About f ourJy ears ago, probably through ewer study ■ Jgf grew anaemic, and later became a victjlp. to neuralgia of the heart. I had terrible pains between the shoulders, and I differed from indigestion, throbbing K||ldaches, hysteria, palpat ation, famtnj|s, and hot and cold flushes. My eyesight often became quite dim and I wasSpscmetimes too weak to move.’ Attacygfof retching occurred, a thick fluid bdlag expelled. Naturally my ill health interfered with my career , and althougjffl spent much money on medical advjlb and medicine, I obtained no relief urail.l began taking Dr Williams’ pinwpiiis for pale people. Even a few dosepbenefltted me, and I continued them JpTntil completely cured. lam now the Jucture of health, my blood has (been emifbhed, my nerves toned up, and every sjinptoxa of my complaint has disappear^.^’ In, Miss Raynor’s case, Dr Williams’ pink Jp ills restored tone to the nerves and .enriched the enfeebled blood. Thus thesfl pills cure early decay, ladies’ ailments, paralysis, locomotor ataxia, rheumatism, sciatica, scrofula, rickets, erysi- , pelas consumption of the bowels and lungs, etc. Sold by chemists and storekeepers and by the Dr Williams’ Medicine Co., Wellington; three shillings peir :;>ox, six boxes sixteen arid six, post free. fWrite for instructions about your case.