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Merit Victorious!

ANOTHER NEW ZEALAND MIRACLE. DR WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS CURE AFTER HOSPITALS AND MANY DOCTORS HAD FAILED. " The agonies I suffered were like a million toothaces." The Hawera Morning Post specially investigates. A case worthy of special mention ia that of Mr George Millard Walker, well known in Hawera and district. Mr Walker, when interviewed, said he was fifty-three years of age, and had travelled all over the colonies daring ihe last thirty-five years. As a soldier -and miner he had endured great hardships. He came to New Zealand as a private in the 50th regiment " Queen's Own," and went through the Maori War, serving in the Waikato and Taranaki campaign under General Chute; he was also one of the expedition which made the celebrated march ronnd Mount Egmont, "when,"aaiu Mr Walker, "we endured great hardships in the dense bush, and had to eat oar pack horses." J.fcer his soldiering experience in New Zealand he went to the goldfields of Australia, and was among the first on several of the new rushes in New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland. " What I suffered from," said Mr Walker, " was sciatica. I was down wiih fever and ague, and then with rheumatic fever, when on the Palmar diggings in Queensland ; that was my worst experience, and I have never, until recently, been quite free from its after effects. When i came back to New Zealand, I tried the hot springs in Auckland, but only got partial relief. You know the rest," said Mr Walker. "I was recently laid up in the Hawera Hospital, to which I had to be taken in a cab, and there I lay for three weeks, and when I left I had to be taken out in a cab again. I have had all sorts of medical treatment, including the battery, but without effect. I consulted many doctors, who treated me but they never told me what was really wrong with me. When in the hospital my knee was drawn right up to my ear, and I was like that when 1 came out." In reply to the question, " How did

you first hear of Dr Williams' Pink Pills ?" Mr Walker said, " A lady who was visiting the Hospital told me that her husband had been suffering somewhat as I did, and had derived threat benefit through using Dr Williams' Pink Pills. So I decided to leave the Hospital and try Dr Williams' Pink Pills; this was about six months ago. I carried out the directions, and before I -had taken a box and a half 1 got my leg half-way down, and could get about with a stick ; at the third box I dispensed with the stick ; after the fourth box I was able to do light work, and this winter there has been nothiog the matter with me. The pain has quite left me " At the time of this interview Mr Walker appeared hale, hearty, and active. He declared he could write whole pages about the good Dr Williams' i ink PiUs had done for him. Mr Walker is well known here, and has a fishmonger's business in High street, Hawera, where he carries out, with activity, the duties of his trade. " Many people," said Mr Walker, " have observed my recovery, and congratulated me on it, as, after the life of exposure and hardships that I have led, my case waß looked on as hopeless I have recommended Dr Williams' Pink Pills to others, and will continue to do so, as I am confident that Dr Williams' Pink Pills cured me, and made me fit for an ordinary day's work at my old trade of nursery gardener, which wae the trade I learned when a lad at home before enlisting. The agonies I suffered were dreadful, they were like a million toothache' shot into my leg. I am «lad of the opportunity you have given me of testifying to the value of the medicine whicn has cured me after my long experience of suffering.—Very truly yours, "G. M. WALKER."

Fatal diseases, and diseases nob fatal— bub serious enought to demand prompt attention - that have beeD cured by Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale people Paralysis, Locomotor Ataxia, Spinal Disease, Acemia, Pale and Sallow Complexion, Palpitation of the Heart, Consumption and Decline, General Debility, Sleepleesness, St Vitus' L?ance, Bickets, Loss of Vital Powers, Measles, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Indigestion, Chronic Liver Complaint, Loss of Appetite, After Effects of Influenza, Scrofula, Kidney Disease, Disorders of Women, Biliousness, etc. All chemists and retailers of medicines sell Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People—one box, 3s ; six boxes, 163 6d ; or may be obtained by post from Dr Williams' Medicine Co., Wellington, by forwarding post order or stamps.

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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 7497, 21 April 1899, Page 4

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Merit Victorious! Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 7497, 21 April 1899, Page 4

Merit Victorious! Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 7497, 21 April 1899, Page 4

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