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EX-CHAMPION JIM CORBETT TALKS PLAINLY TO A REPORTER.

HE IS NOT DEAD YET. (From the St. Louis, Mo., Chronicle.) Corbett, attired in a frock coat of the period, plug hat, and shod in patent leathers, sat in his apartments in the Southern Hotel, at St. Louis, the other day, and delivered himself of a few opinions to a reporter. “ I am bigger, better and stronger than ever before,” replied the champion when asked about his health. “ The rheumatic complaint that held me captive off and on some time ago has left me completely, and I know I am cured of it. I contracted rheumatism before training for my fight with Peter Jackson.” continued Corbett. “ How I got it or where I got it is a mystery to me, but th it I had it is a fact that X am not likely to forgot soon. I suffered a good deal with rheumatism after that fight. Some days ray arms, wrists and fingers would be so stiff and swollen that I could not use them at all. My legs also pained me, but to a less degree. Than, again, all this would leave without any apparent reason, and I would not be troubled again for weeks. Of course, I doctored for my complaint continuously, but the attacks seemed to come every few weeks just the same. A short time after my fight with Jackson I went East and met and defeated Dominick McCaffrey, though I was handicapped by rheumatism in my right leg in my encounter with McCaffrey. These periodical attacks of rheumatism affected me until a tew weeks before I began training for my fight with Mitchell. One day I sat in the Coleman House, New York. My eye chanced to cross an advertisement of Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People. I had never heard of them before, and as an experiment purchased a box. I consumed two boxes and was pleased with results, for the pains began to leave iqy arms and legs. After taking four boxes according to directions I found myself greatly improved. The improvement is permanent, I am sure, for I haven't been troubled with rheumatism since. Before using the pills the rheumatic attacks returned every month or so, especially it I caught a cold. When I trained for ray fight with Mitchell in Florida I suffered from malaria, and used the pills as a tonic witfl splendid results. I found that Dr Williams’ Pink Pills were efficacious in building up the system after a malarial attack.

“ The above I attest as entirely correct, “ Signed, JAS. J. CORBETT.”

Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are a sure remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Locomotor Ataxy, St. Vitus’ Dance, Nervous Headache, Scrofula, Chronic Erysipelas, &o. They are not a purgative, but they restore pale and yellow complexions to the glow of health, and are a specific for troubles peculiar to the female, while in men they effect a radical cure in all oases arising from worry, overwork or excess of any nature. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills are obtainable from all leading chemists, or from the Dr Williams’ Medicine Company, Wellington, N.Z., who will forward (post paid), on receipt of stamps or post office order, 1 box tor 3s, or halt a dozen for 15s 9d. As there are a number of worthless substitutes offered for sale by unscrupulous chemists, the proprietors would warn intending purchasers that the genuine Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People are put up in wooden boros about 2) inches long and 1 inch thick. Do not accept pills put up in glass bottles or pills sold by the dozen or hundred.

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New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3128, 14 May 1897, Page 4

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EX-CHAMPION JIM CORBETT TALKS PLAINLY TO A REPORTER. New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3128, 14 May 1897, Page 4

EX-CHAMPION JIM CORBETT TALKS PLAINLY TO A REPORTER. New Zealand Times, Volume LVX, Issue 3128, 14 May 1897, Page 4

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