LADY’S SERIOUS FALL

New Zealand Mail, 22 January 1902, Page 63

LADY’S SERIOUS FALL

~p , r e t to have to chronicle (says I Y< o J pnnra rv) the occurrence of a , 8 C °lat serious accident to Mrs Susan j goineviiat Taita, Loner Hutt. ; O'Donnell, or rc ’ presen tative Mrs j gJ° follo ' Ti ” s P " ticl " lar ,!n ie accident referred to was a fall, ’ 1 1 VvDlaiued, “which brought on .sen--8 c internal complications; as a result H-as bed-ridden for six weeks, and * f*iTitlv under medical attention. I , S « object to periodical at- j I* ‘ fearful pains and extreme ; oLtioLt I almost col- , ta For the next four years I was ,ap .' ' free from these troubles. At difi f+Les various doctors were confe ped and they all said my ailments S'i i ii tl*Ub d 5 the c 1,0.1 r.ioilicinos o.ily gave temper-o-v relief I decided to try Dr W.l----i * s pink pills, for I had read of a lnd suffered like me and who tad bin cured by them. After taking the contents of two boxes r felt greatly . • T ’vis stranger and the pains SWeiicd." To my great delight four more boxes completely cured me. Since then I have had no return oi the painful attacks and my health is splendid. Should any suffering ladies wish to «. r il- e mo in confidence for fullei paiticulars I shall be pleased to give them all the information I can.” Without, aoing into details unsuitable for .reneraf circulation, it may be said that*Dr. Williams’s pfcik pills for pale rionnle have proved a boon to v, omen of aU°iigcs. m the disorders which afflict them? They cannot harm the most delicate girl or the woman of advancing years. Their use is invaluable between the a'o-es of forty and fifty. By their blood-building and nerve-toning properties they also cure rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, bronchitis, consumption, St. Vitus’”dance, scrofula, rickets, effects cf fevers, nervous exhaustion, etc. Sold lr? all chemists and storekeepers anrl by tj 10 Dr. Williams’s Medicine Co., Wellington, three shillings per box, six boxes sixteen and six, post free. Note: Please enclose stamps for reply when writing to Mrs. O’Donnell.